(almost) wordless wednesday
Life in NYC just keeps getting better.
Sign on the entrance to my office building:
Sign on the entrance to my office building:
It’s all coming back to me now
So you should know that I am not a “shopper”. I live in shopping mall heaven — I’m ten minutes from the Broadway Mall, 15 from Roosevelt Field and 25 from Whitman Shoppes — but I seldom go to the mall. I prefer to shop on line. And when I do venture into a store, I usually know what I want and buy it as quickly as possible. I’m not one to browse through stores just to see what’s for sale. There’s a local chain, Baked By Melissa , that specializes in mini cupcakes. They’re primarily in Manhattan. A few years ago Becca introduced me to their product - delicate little cakes, exquisitely decorated, very tasty. I walk past their shop on 7th Avenue whenever we go to the theater. Well, last week I remembered that they used to have a second shop on 7th, right next to the original shop, but selling gluten-free versions of all their cupcakes. The gluten-free shop closed, but the company continues to make a gluten-free version of their product. So I thought that gluten-free cupcakes wou
We have hand washing videos in our work elevators, placards on all tables in the cafeteria instructing us to wipe down tables and armrests before and after use, wipes in all conference rooms, but no sign like that. Maybe that's next. I expect the virus to reach Broome County sooner rather than later. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteWe are so tired of the virus being all over the news and what everyone is talking about. Common sense stuff. It will pass.
ReplyDeleteUGH!!!! I am ready to scream over this (agreeing with My GBGV). Now I read that the governor has sent in the National Guard and declared (or going to) declare martial law in New Rochelle...umm...doesn't he expose the Guard? PLUS he is only locking down the Jewish community! UGH!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are misinformed. As er the NY Times, "The affected area is a mix of homes and businesses, and it includes at least one country club, as well as houses of worship and a dozen schools — public, private and religious — where sporting events and student plays were already being canceled."
DeleteAlso, as per the Times, "Beginning Thursday, members of the state National Guard will be deployed to New Rochelle to clean schools and to deliver food to quarantined residents, including thousands of students who are now facing two weeks of being isolated at home. Mr. Cuomo said that large gathering places in the containment area, including schools, community centers and houses of worship, would be closed for two weeks.
The state did not plan to close streets or to impose travel restrictions, Mr. Cuomo said, noting that he was only “containing facilities” where the virus might spread. Businesses like grocery stores and delis will remain open."
that does not sound like "martial law" to me. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/10/nyregion/coronavirus-new-rochelle-containment-area.html
Been doing these things for years during flu season. Will continue to do so.
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Strange how all of this is playing out. Stay well.
ReplyDeleteI have allergy sniffles and I've had 2 consecutive morning commutes now where somebody acted like I was Typhoid Mary. Isn't this fun?
ReplyDeleteI have a friend who storm chases and he compared the way the city feels right now with the way it feels when he's waiting for a storm to start.
I understand, I also have allergies and am coughing a bit.
DeleteMy sister did a freakout the other night. "they tell us to stay off the railroad and the subway, but how can I go to work if I do? And someone on the subway was coughing, and two people on the LIRR were coughing..."