Interesting

I think there might be a State election looming. After over two years of the strictest restrictions and mandates and bullying encouragement by our illustrious State leader he is now quietly dropping them and changing the rules. By the time we rock up to the polling booths it will be "what pandemic". I am not disputing the good that was done during our difficult lockdowns but why drop everything now? When numbers are through the roof.

I self-reported on Wednesday when I came back positive. Yesterday I got a call from our local health network (Peninsula for those who know or care) and was given a lot of support and advice. I have to fill in a form every day with my symptoms. She said I was in the high end of medium severity. Whatever that means. But I am to call an ambulance if my breathing gets bad. Duh! 

It is really interesting how different people are affected. My brother (Dr Teacher) was really crook with it but Other Brother who contracted it in Italy wasn't unwell at all. He put it down to a sniffle from the flight but tested because that is what one does. I know of people who found they were positive when having to undertake mandatory testing (visiting a relative in aged care - not any more, though!) but were asymptomatic. Himself is positive but fine and dandy. 

Three did some shopping for us today. I forgot to ask him to get rice. But he did buy us an iceberg lettuce. He was spending my money!

I cooked up the mince I got with my online delivery and that will give us 4 meals. 

I then warped my loom which involved a lot of squirting water at the cats.

Speaking of the cats, Max is actually a dog. He plays with the dogs like a dog. He comes running to see what Jinx is barking at. He knows when it's dog dinner time and lines up for his share. He gets excited when they go for a walk - but he gets left behind. If the two dogs are on the bed he will join them. At least he still purrs.