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I've read that the Superintendent's Day strategy session is being used a lot. Rumors were swirling around the school yesterday, but no official communication has come from them yet. I can handle a school shut down since my son is gonna be 17 next week. I feel bad for families with children who will require daycare. I'm not sure if state-licensed daycare facilities would have to close, too. I do a grocery shop and a Walmart run every Saturday. I'm looking forward to seeing the shelves. I just checked the inventory here at home. 13 rolls of TP; 11 rolls of paper towels. As long as I can get my coffee and beer, it'll be another stress-free shopping day for me. EDIT: I just read that our local school district has no plans of closing unless they absolutely have to. In the case that they must, they are prepared and bus drivers have volunteered to deliver food to the homes of children in need.

I'm sure he's got her back. In sickness and in hailf.

In my line of work, very few people can work from home. I had to come up with a business continuity plan that would allow us to maintain 25% of our business. I had to take into consideration employees with children (most of those employees are single moms) and pretty much leave them out. That plan was to address partial quarantines. With the looming school closures, I had to ask all of my employees who would be affected (parents of school-aged children) if they would have a plan. Shockingly, most did. One of my colleagues in Indiana said that schools there were closing from today until 4/13. Others in CT said theirs were closing until the 6th. This is going to hurt us pretty bad. As far as my son's school district, every student has a school-issued Chromebook, but I don't know if every student has Internet at home and how that would work. Last I heard (this evening) is that many schools are still slow to close and are creating impromptu "Superintendent's Days," in order to plan. I'm shocked that as of 10pm I haven't gotten any notification.

This can all be done virtually, as can the draft. No need to delay.

I saw that he also has a guitar with a Saints logo. From what I could gather, he's a Seahawks fan.

"We've done four already but now we're steady And then they went: One, two, three, four" Singing in the sunshine, laughing in the rain Hitting on the moonshine, rocking in the grain Got no time to pack my bags, my foots outside the door I got a date, I can't be late, for the high hopes hailla ball,

I have a small BILLS sticker under the bridge of my strat.

There's also no need for that apostrophe in your title.

I bet he got it from Jenny.

At first, I was like, "hell, no!!!!" But then I did a little digging to see if she cleans up well ... I'm still a "hell, no!!!"

No. My parents live in the same town I do - 5 miles from me. I worded it poorly in my post. Unknowingly contracting the virus (asymptomatic) and passing it along to those who are vulnerable is my fear.

I am at about 99% for canceling my (and my son's) trip to Puerto Rico. Flying out of/into JFK - and being on a plane with those passengers - concerns me. I am not concerned for my health, or my son's. I'm 49. My son is just shy of 17. We're not vulnerable. But my parents are 80 and 75. Not to mention all the other people in our country who are most vulnerable. Unknowingly spreading this virus is weighing heavily.

Please never bring me into PPP.

I did it all for the nookie, Joe.

That was something, wasn't it???? Most thought he was either dead or in jail.

Santana was fantastic at Woodstock. So many acts were great. I can't even come close to narrowing it down at this point.

I'm telling you, they taste very close to a regular Heb Nat'l. I ate these years ago when I was on Weight Watchers.

These are 97% fat free and are still solid hot dogs.

I (49 years old) have never listened to KC and would be able to "point them out," if I was played every song they ever recorded. I have friends my age, however (all musicians), who love them. They're coming to my hometown, but I won't go. I do think it's cool that they're playing smaller arenas, though.

On our way to the Dome to see our local football team compete in (and win) the states, we went to Heid's. Loved it!! Even got a jar of mustard to take home.

Going into a season with Peterman and Allen. Benjamin. Kroft. These things chose me to vote 81-90. Mostly the first one.

Long ago in days untoldWere ruled by lords of greedMaidens fared with gold they daredTo bare their wombs that bleed Kings and queens and guillotinesTaking lives deniedStarch and parchment laid the lawsWhen bishops took the ride Only to deceive

Oasis brothers went to battle quite a bit. The original KISS lineup (i.e. - the only good KISS lineup) were fractured by 1978.

Eagles were another good one (for fights).