Not sure why/how MA is seeing an increase in hospitals at surge capacity when cases are below 400. Makes no sense. Numbers today were not bad. Only 14 deaths.
I got a co-worker leaving next week for WA to visit family. His wife and 2 kids are already there. Gonna look into getting a test out there before they come back.
MA clamping down on 14-day quarantine starting Aug 1st. $500 fine per day for violators.
https://www.boston.com/news/coronavirus/2020/07/24/massachusetts-covid-travel-rules
You wouldn't catch me in a bar right now. Not going ti risk that level. I've eaten inside a couple times though and both times there were only a few people.
As we've all known for quite some time. 3 simple things can virtually stop this pandemic in its tracks.
Washing hands. Mask Wearing. Social Distancing
'https://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/journal.pmed.1003166
My wife was mentioning it. Sad. Apparently wife is divorcing him and he doesn't want to. Coming into to work drunk and he's mad. Not a good combination.
Yeah, you're definitely going to have to work something out with them because normally you would see a generic brand at least offered/covered on insurance. You may also want to contact the drug company that makes your medicine and explain to them your drug and generic are not covered on your plan and to see if they can give a discount.
Yeah, I have a Kousa now. It's done wonderfully. Blooms a bit later then other Dogwoods I see around. Nice white blooms with some tinges of pink in there. Fruit is red as well.
Looks like red-twig is the same species. I had one when I lived in Middleboro and I just loved the bright red in WInter.
https://www.mortonarb.org/trees-plants/tree-plant-descriptions/red-osier-dogwood
This is my ongoing list of plants I'm looking into. Some I already have in my yard. I'm going to wait till the Fall at this point to plant anything given we are in the middle of our dry season.
Plants/Shrubs for year round color
Spring:
Plum/Cherry
Crocus
Forsythia
Daffodils/Jonquils
Hyacinths
Iris
Forsythia
Lilac
Quince
Kousa Dogwood
Carpet Phlox
Wegeila
Bleeding Heart
Summer:
Astilbe
Hosta
Rhododendron
Azalea
Roses
Hydrangea
Summersweet
Coneflower
Black-eyed Susan
Day Lilies
Aster
Sage
Gayfeather
Lavender
Shasta Daisy
Bee Balm
Tenor Phlox
Butterfly Bush
Fall
Ornamental Grasses
Mums
Violets
Dianthus
Burning Bush
Barberry
Winter
Winterberry
Purple Beautyberry
Red Twig Dogwood
Those look good. I'm looking to start designing plantings that I want for my front beds that were just done. I'm looking to have year round color/interest thru flowers,shrubs.
That's a great story. I was a youngin' when I skied Evergreen. 6-7 yrs old. Warm winters, no snow-making, and bad financial deals doomed the place.
http://www.nelsap.org/me/evergreen.html
Pleasant Mountain is the highest summit along that monolith. Some nice hikes I'd recommend there. Nice views up on top where old fire tower is.
https://www.loonecholandtrust.org/places-we-protect/preserves/pleasant-mountain-preserve/
Looks like Schrader is technically in Denmark. I believe I've told this story before but my family has long roots in Denmark. They used to own a lot of the land around the south end of Moose Pond.