sour_grapes
Victim of the Invasion of the Avatar Snatchers
Thank you all.
I suspect that virus dimensions are such that for most masks the fibers will allow any and all viruses in a sneeze (or hard cough) to be expelled through the mask so it may not be so silly to suggest that folk sneeze and cough into the sleeve at their upper arm. The cloth and arm might capture much of the viral material.In my country, the ministry of health has been doing as good a job as they can, and recently we've moved into the 'community spread' phase. I am however completely baffled by their recent trend of continuing to recommend that people cough or sneeze into a tissue or the crook of their elbow. One flyer said NOT TO cough or sneeze into a mask.. SERIOUSLY?? with recommendations like that, I'm properly scared now.
@sour_grapes I feel your pain. I also lost my father in law last Friday 8/14/20 to a sudden heart attack. He was only 66 and had just retired from Amtrak after 30 years. Steve was allergic to most things red like cherries so he mostly enjoyed chardonnay. He influenced my winemaking because I started making whites so he could enjoy them with us. He was meticulous with everything he did. His garden had blueprints measured to scale and had just hand built 3 arbors for his garden, ours and his sons. I am going to put a picture of his garden as my chardonnay label and call it 3 Arbors in his memory. Salute!
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Sorry for your loss. Your label will make a lovely tribute to the man.......................................Dizzy
What country do you live in?......................................DizzyIn my country, the ministry of health has been doing as good a job as they can, and recently we've moved into the 'community spread' phase. I am however completely baffled by their recent trend of continuing to recommend that people cough or sneeze into a tissue or the crook of their elbow. One flyer said NOT TO cough or sneeze into a mask.. SERIOUSLY?? with recommendations like that, I'm properly scared now.