Blueberries just starting to develop.

It’s a mad world. A mad Britain.





Can we make our mind up…..





50 thoughts on “Mad

  1. As I live on a different continent, I’m not sure how much power individual schools have to decide what actions to take against the pandemic in Britain. However, I know some teachers in my country whose schools rely on pooled testing. They combine large groups of samples and test them all at once. If a positive result shows up, then they test the individuals in that pool. It helps speed up testing without compromising accuracy so much. If you are concerned, do you have the option to recommend that to your child’s school?

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  2. I’m believing they -meaning all governments, are doing stuff like this to keep everyone off balance and confused. The information is changed constantly and erratically so no one knows what is going on at any given moment.

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  3. With the way the UK governments seems to be determined to re-open everything as soon as they can get away with, I really wouldn’t be surprised to see another wave of the pandemic breaking out. They’re still not taking this thing seriously, are they?

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      1. We have every single mutation in Calif. There’s now concern that at least 1 of them is def not prevented by the Pfizer vaccine. And it looks like all vaccines are going to need a booster… I think the current discussion is that they will be given around 18 months after the 1st shot.

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  4. Alas, the motivation is not over concern with people’s health and safety. The motivation is the short term view of economic health and GNP.
    Inn the same way that jail time for serious bodily injury crime has shorter jail time then serious financial crimes.
    Society’s priorities are rather clear and it does not bode well for a healthy community and personal health.

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  5. An exposure “test event”???? That’s insane!!

    It seems like all the early outbreaks in Calif are helping to make our numbers low now. And virtually everyone 16 & older is now eligible for vaccine.

    I read some insanity about the little league World Series, or some major event of theirs, requiring kids 12 and older to be vaccinated to participate. But there is no vaccine approved for under 16yr olds in the US. Parents are appropriately confused and angry.

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