Countless of poor creatures are being culled, what a waste of lives. I only hope they have been tested first... It must be heart breaking for the people that raised them and now could potentially be financially ruined.it sounds very sad to me.poor creatures.
About your belfry....
Steve
HaHa be careful about foreign imagery! Your tattoo may not be what you thought! I have been fortunate enough to travel far from America and while in those far flung places I learned that clothing with words and logos upside down and misspelled were worn as status symbols by owners who did not know any better!Thinking of changing my signature:
From:
In the long run an opinion often borrows credit from the forbearance of its patrons. ~ Henry James
To:
Nie zu alt, um im Schmutz zu spielen
Maybe if I have "never too olde, to play in the dirt" in German - I won't be thinking of guano of any kind. Just being playful ...
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There's a lot of truth to that, @Dirtmechanic . When I was in the Service, my ship visited Japan. There were a lot of anti-nuke protesters there in response to our visit, quite understandably I suppose ("We can neither confirm nor deny"...). There was no violence (the Japanese police were out in strength) but there were pranksters taking advantage of gullible Americans. Happy, smiling Japanese were handing out head bands with Japanese characters to passing Americans - who promptly put them on, and said 'look at me, I'm Japanese'.
this was someone infected by a visit from their daughter over TG holiday who didn't know she had it, that one visit got 7 people sick. their spouse is also ill but not in the hospital.
just heard from the family out west that someone was being taken off the ventilator as they could not do anything else for them any longer. too far gone.
