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I am assuming he will follow CDC guidelines for what is considered high-risk. Which is a lot more than what's on the website now when you pre-register. Maybe they will release more information next week when pre-registration for 2B opens up. and @North Balti Zen I know they don't check. Numerous coworkers who are healthy and in their 30s have gotten their shots by calling themselves essential lab workers. They are not. They don't go to the office, they've been home for a year. That's just frustrating af.

im hoping they release a more detailed list of what underlying conditions are eligible under 2B.

nocturnal tornadoes too, which are even worse.

In the office today -- forgot how it feels to work on network speeds vs over VPN

don't forget, no snow!

but no snow

yup. meanwhile, temps for next week through April are long term discussion and should be here

SPRING

oh goodie

nope. nothing. good. SPRING

so, no snow then?

hows our snow for tomorrow morning? lol

That's great!! I'm hopeful to have a similar positive experience when the time comes. Also, Oh Fort Belvoir. The maps I have made for that installation over the years.

congrats Os fans!

The cost savings are great for both employers and employees. A big plus to WFH has been the dinner aspect. I usually work until 4-430, sit for a bit (or get outside with the puppy) before starting dinner. I have been trying all sorts of new dishes, that I otherwise would never have had time to make pre-covid. The lack of commute is glorious and gives one so much extra time in the mornings/evenings.

That's great! My office has mentioned moving from two floors to just one floor and have the majority of the work force be WFH workers. Cubes will be emptied of personal affects and used as a sign-up type of thing. So if you know you need to be in the office one day, you reserve a cube to use for the day. If that doesnt work out, I plan to sit with my boss and say, I'd like to be a majority WFH employee

Also, working from home. Definitely going to be pushing to be more WFH than in the office when this is all over. I won't mind going in a couple days a week, or for meetings that must be done in person, but not full time. There are so many benefits to WFH, for those that can.

F that. Ill ship it to you.

we've made it a habit to order out once a week from a local spot. we wont go eat inside, but once the weather gets warmer, outside eating is on the list!

happy for you guys! Edit: thanks for looking out for others around you, and not just yourself.

I think the biggest thing is, and I cannot stress this enough, is that just because the supply will be there by May 1, it doesn't mean shots into all arms by May 1. It will be months following that before those who want the vaccine, will actually get it. I will give Hogan props though, he's setting up these mass vaccinations sites to be able to handle a huge load of people a day. M&T will be able to handle 10k shots a day when running full capacity. Get the supply up, which looks likely, and we are golden. SO CLOSE!

i never get my hopes up, you just never know what the big wigs will do

but you didnt reply so it doesn't count.

what. dude.

yeah, i'm having issues. earlier i mixed up live and life and no caught it. mwahahahahaha