Home tests for Covid are hard to find in actual stores: there's a lot of empty shelves these days what with weather tying up transportation and the virus taking out personnel involved in manufacturing and shipping. I'm hoping the newly discovered Deltacron stays in Cypress but we all know it won't...if it's real because there is, of course, doubts that it isn't the result of contaminated specimens. It happens.
I got my tires checked (the pressure light popped on this morning) and the oil changed at the local Valvoline. There's only a few guys working there today because more than half have either called in sick or quit. Whoa. Literally everyone seems to be short-staffed. Very few registers are open at the various supermarkets. The local CVS can't vaccinate people in spite of signage telling people that it's available. Why? Because half the staff is out sick and there's no one to administer the shots. It doesn't help that CVS (among other stores) has announced plans to shutter several hundred of its brick-and-mortar stores in an effort to feed online sales.
However, the sun is out and I'm not going to let arctic temps keep me inside. I do a mild workout because it makes my sciatica feel better. It's so mild that I'm barely warm after 25 minutes of cardio on the elliptical and I never take my hoodie off. Nor do I need to change my mask (normally it's drenched and I swap it for a clean, dry one in the Aerobics Room). After cardio, core and stretching and a not embarrassing amount of pull-ups and push-ups, I'm ready to shower and change. The gym is sparsely populated and a lot of the regulars are unexpectedly MIA. Hmmm...
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