Yep. Thank you Jenny McCarthy.
We did not need to be vacc after it was killed off in US, it's just now coming in so all those who were not would now need it.
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Introvertebrate
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Correct. I glanced through my records, and I believe I've had all four of the recommended doses.
"The CDC recommends that children get four doses of polio vaccine. They should get one dose at each of the following ages: 2 months old, 4 months old, 6 through 18 months old, and 4 through 6 years old."
so then why be worried if random people come into the country with a disease we, being vaccinated, cannot catch?
Were not all vacc. because after we stopped the diseases the children born after that were not treated.
Introvertebrate
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My folks once had a timeshare on Sanibel Island, and the causeway collapsed. That's the only way to and from Sanibel and Captiva. They'll have to implement some kind of boat shuttle service till they get the causeway repaired. That could take months.
I got to do animal care at our Conservation center yesterday. The boss lady said a worker needed to help since I only had a few days of training (it's not hard though). It's just she did all the feeding and I mostly did just the cleaning. >: ( She did all the fun stuff.
Introvertebrate
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Introvertebrate
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The last time I was on Sanibel, the place was overrun with Cuban anoles. Apart from the human lives lost, you've got to wonder what happens to the wildlife after a direct hit from a category 4 hurricane. The anoles on the ground would have been washed away, and the ones clinging to trees? Can they hang on during a 155mph wind gust? Will this make way for a different anole population? It might be interesting to see how the island redevelops. In any case, they'll have to restart a ferry service like they had in the 50s, before the causeway was built.
Much of our area has gone under a boil advisory. We had a massive pipe break in the water system, and many do not have safe water/have run out. I'm lucky my family uses well water (and is not part of the town itself), but a lot of people are struggling. People have pretty much snatched all the bottled waters from the grocery stores. It hurts to see this going on. : (
As for me, I'm just in physical pain. It's very annoying.
As for me, I'm just in physical pain. It's very annoying.
Cosmic Kitten
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apparently our car attracts jumping spooders. (4 in the last week and a half, neato. jumping spooders are awesome.)
Introvertebrate
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My silver Honda attracts dragonflies. They see the reflection in the sun and they think it's a body of water. That's my theory anyway.
I'd mail you some bottled water if it weren't so expensive!
although, if there's a place to donate to your community online drop the link
I’m fine myself. The waterline will be fixed by tomorrow too. It’s just been a long few days for the community itself.
I had some mice come in recently with the weather changing. Thing is they were knawing on the candles, could the scent bring them in?
My son lives in the country and he has had an explosion of mice and rats this last month. Caught 21 of them, mostly rats. (lets not get into killing, they drop poo and tear up books and cloth and the damage they do has to be stopped) and he is wondering as am I if the candle scents bring them in? His wife has a candle business this last year and has hundreds of candle scents in the house.
My son lives in the country and he has had an explosion of mice and rats this last month. Caught 21 of them, mostly rats. (lets not get into killing, they drop poo and tear up books and cloth and the damage they do has to be stopped) and he is wondering as am I if the candle scents bring them in? His wife has a candle business this last year and has hundreds of candle scents in the house.
oh I kill rodents here, because CO is a big hantavirus state
i am not sure if the candles draw them in
Well there's another one of your big words I had to look up! That's not what common people call it.
Watching "hoarders" I am always surprised that the cleanup crews are not wearing more breathing protection. I wonder how many of them became sick from the rodent feces? Your not supposed to vacume any of it up as it sends fragments into the air, that cause these diseases & time after time they are in it up to their necks...
ANTdrew
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I brew my own kombucha at home. I’ve been doing it about 12 years now. Yesterday I tried flavoring it in a new way with apple, ginger, cinnamon, cardamon, and nutmeg. It tastes like apple pie in a glass! Fermented black tea is the base by the way.
happy1892
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I had some mice chew on my hair when I slept in the wood shop. They were probably using my hair for their nests!
Lol, both me and Alex have the habit of using big words.
Introvertebrate
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I went to a state school. We didn't learn big words.
