Theres one near my work, and not on the list. It's been years since I stopped in- I got bed pillows I ended up hating, and some interesting food stuffs. They don't sell any clothes. I would think they 'd help TJMaxx since people have two to choose from they'd be more likely to go to that location ? How it works for me!
It sure has. I have a friend going through a nasty divorce and she can't work because of her health. Now, they were fairly wealthy, not in the 1% by any means, but definitely upper middle class. She has been stressing about how she is going to live on so little once the divorce is final. While i feel for her, I kept thinking that that is how a good chunk of the country lives, worrying about bills, living paycheck to paycheck, stressed about how to afford medical care and insurance. She hasn't ever had to worry about that until now. We really do need at the very least some sort of national health care plan so that people don't break the bank trying to take care of themselves.
, the spreading of covid is not decreasing. It happened yesterday, on Friday morning. This is a big town Dzerzhinsk (680 miles from SPb, in Nizhniy Novgorod area). Its idiotic authorities didn't make up anything better, than to announce a huge clearance in Carousel shopping mall. (Carousel is a chain of so-called one-stop shopping malls, maybe like Costco or Walmart)... So, at the opening time, a huge crowd rushed inside, not only having forgotten about any distancing, but having forgotten about human dignity. This kind of accidents occur on "Black Friday" sometimes, but not so frequently. But this is inacceptable, because they all will be thronging at checkouts and breathing at each other.
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I can relate... I don't know how I'll survive. The corona is still a problem to worry about, but also the fact of having to interact with people in real life takes me to whole another level of terror.
I found the same when I went to Aldi the other day for groceries. While everyone wore masks, many people weren't following the one-way arrows or practicing social distancing. Our state has just begun the first phase of reopening, and some people are acting as if the whole thing were over. For now, I'm going to continue mostly as if we're still in lockdown. I'm not really going anywhere unless it's for food shopping or things like taking my dad to the doctor's. I want to see what the numbers do before I consider, say, dining outside at a restaurant.
Well, there's only 1 case left in New Zealand now, so in a few days we will have eradicated it from here.
