These latest strains of the Covid virus are spreading and so – as we enter another winter season, the responsible thing to do is to have tests on hand and to test yourself at the first sign of any symptoms, to notify others if you test positive, and to mask up when you’re sick or if you’ve been exposed to a known case of Covid, writes Amy Dickinson.
He has never worn any clothing items or hats featuring his school’s logo.I noticed last year that college-team coaches were wearing nice-quality, very attractive athletic shirts.
I believe that choosing NOT to trumpet your privilege and prestige in an obvious way is in the spirit of the original intent of some of these institutions: To take your education with you into the world, serving others before you serve yourself.People who have pride don’t need to advertise it, even if the advertisement is discreet, tasteful, and flattering to a trim and muscular Ivy League body.You might take this as a positive example to extend to your own life.
Within several days, another member of our group exhibited the same symptoms and was subsequently diagnosed with a rather uncomfortable case of Covid. He isolated until we disembarked.The rest of our group eventually tested positive at the end of the cruise , but the original perpetrator refused to test and went on to meet another tour group without masking.
Another person in your group might have boarded this cruise with an unknown case of Covid, and spread it to others.
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