How is lockdown working where you are?

[el3so]

Four weeks of a let's not call it lock-down lock-down. Oh well.

[rickshaw92]

I get my first jab tomorrow. I read in some trashy news paper that it causes blood clots so I will thin out my blood with some cheap booze.

[Ozymandias]

They somewhat relaxed the restrictions here in Tunisia a few weeks ago. Curfew now doesn't start until 10pm and there's no mandatory 7 day hotel quarantine upon arrival. You just have to do 48 hours at home, then another PCR test to get out. As you can imagine, cases seem to be increasing since the changes!

[ReptilianKittenEater]

Fucked up here, the virus is worse than ever

[el3so]

13 or so months after it all started, lock-down that is, still no shambling corpses.

Upped my cooking game, cleaned out some spare rooms because why not, got a formal bathrobe, income/bills/amenities/supplies/etc all good, quit smoking the ganja, not drinking more, lots of reading, less audiovisual stimulants, no-one I really care about died, so all in all ( and unlike the majority of the local populace it seems) I don't complain.

This time last year I was half expecting to have to hunt my fellow man for meat by now, coping is about lowering one's expectations IMO.

[Kurt]

We got Hepatitis A.

Delivery food. Probably salad from a Turkish place I like.

Gotta remember: Never order salad.

Anyway its mild symptoms and I am booze free now (oddly enough I am finding a strong chamomile tea actually puts me to sleep harder than a night time brandy).

My wife gets jabbed on Friday and I have my second Jab next Wednesday. We are still gonna be masked and all that (this thing is not gonna be over thanks to idiots) we are just gonna travel and socialize more.

Once we get over Hep A.

[el3so]

Sucks man, hope the both of you recover.

[svizzerams]

We got Hepatitis A.

Delivery food. Probably salad from a Turkish place I like.

Gotta remember: Never order salad.

Anyway its mild symptoms and I am booze free now (oddly enough I am finding a strong chamomile tea actually puts me to sleep harder than a night time brandy).

My wife gets jabbed on Friday and I have my second Jab next Wednesday. We are still gonna be masked and all that (this thing is not gonna be over thanks to idiots) we are just gonna travel and socialize more.

Once we get over Hep A.

Oh my god that is awful :-( For while Spokane was like the Hepatitis A capital. When I started traveling abroad more to less developed countries I decided that getting vaccinated against that was a good idea. Esp. since living seemed to be a hot spot.

[ReptilianKittenEater]

Sorry to hear Kurt, have you ever been jabbed for it?

[Kurt]

Sorry to hear Kurt, have you ever been jabbed for it?

Maybe.
When I was a Social worker we got Hep B jabs but maybe an A was thrown in there too.
Switched from scotch / brandy at night to strong chamomile tea just to be safer.
What is odd is that chamomile knocks me out way more than booze.

[rickshaw92]

Well I go back to work tomorrow. Were kinda half locked down.

[ReptilianKittenEater]

Sorry to hear Kurt, have you ever been jabbed for it?

Maybe.
When I was a Social worker we got Hep B jabs but maybe an A was thrown in there too.
Switched from scotch / brandy at night to strong chamomile tea just to be safer.
What is odd is that chamomile knocks me out way more than booze.

I got a jab in 99 for Hep A then another one in 2000 and was told that I would be protected for 10 years. Since then I've been told the protection lasts indefinitely. From your experience it could be that advice is not correct.