Just for future reference - you can't donate a TV that's not fully functional, no one will take it. Best bet? Best Buy - they take everything electronic for recycling.
I imagine you'll read this later, right now I envision you up to your elbows stirring pots of berry preserves...
@lovendures, what can I say? LOL! You are a great storyteller. Make sure you save it somewhere.
And that berry story? Priceless! Your hubby should meet my hubby -- I think they'd have a lot in common.
Hmm ... you've got me in the mood for berries ... lots and lots of berries ...
So, are you telling me I am gong to have to eventually make that 3rd trip to Best Buy after all?
Dang. Ha Ha Ha!
Thank you for writing your update. Happy to hear things are not too bad on your end and will continue to keep you in prayer and send you light and love. Hearing your journey will be helpful to us all.
Thank you. I hope everyone can have berry happy dreams tonight!
I would love for us all to meet one day. That would be fantastic!!
Thank you so much @stargazer, and everyone. ?
@lovendures, oh my goodness! Thank you for sharing a little of your quarantine chaos with us.
In my house, whenever electronics start getting wonky all of a sudden, much LESS when gadgets start talking, it's either a sign that spirits are nearby and needing attention, or that one of us is feeling a little emotionally overwhelmed and throwing off PK sparks.
If that's the case at your house, I'm sure you're equipped (with more than literally all of the berries) to take care of it. Not usually something Apple Support can help with. ?
P.S.
Your story reminded me of one my mother loves to tell.
She once worked in a convent in Chatawa, Mississippi called St. Mary of the Pines. I'm not sure if they still do this, but for many years, St. Mary's was a place where nuns from all over the world retired in old age, so it operated partly as a kind of nursing home for senior sisters. One of the retired nuns there was very sweet and had progressed Alzheimers, so my mother would wheel her around through the buildings and along the porticos whenever she was feeling up to a little fresh air.
Occasionally, this nun would become agitated and insistent, and begin shouting loudly that "all of these pussies really need to be cleaned up!"
After a while of this, my mother realized the nun was using this word to refer to dust bunnies.
The zithromax Rx is probably the best thing for him that we have right now. That is azithromycin, the pairing with hydroxychloroquine everyone is talking about.
It not only has antiviral properties, but it will almost surely keep any advantageous bacteria from causing pneumonia or increasing the damage done by the covid19 virus(if he has it).
MAS, I know that hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil) is prescribed for some Lupus patients. I've never been prescribed it myself, but I recently saw something (don't have the link or energy at the moment to find it but it's simple enough I'm sure) about a woman with Lupus who relies on hydroxychloroquine for her survival. She explained that she can no longer access the drug because of the overrun on pharmacies for this medication.
A pharmacist was quoted in the same piece as saying that doctors were writing prescriptions for hydroxychloroquine for their own family members and some may be doing so "just in case." I don't know whether that's true or to what extent. Or even whether mentioning this helps or hurts further, but I wanted to mention it so that we're all taking extra precaution in our own research and decision-making.
@sistermoon, of course you should do whatever is necessary. Whatever might help. I'm saying this for the rest of us. ?
I woke up this morning and was greeted with your mom's convent story. I laughed like hell! Belly laughter is a wonderful way to start your day.
Thanks!
@lovendures this is a great story. Sorry for all the frustration you have to endure but I find as we become more technologically advanced we become bogged down with the “password, verify, captka thing to prove I’m not a bot, etc.”. Exhausting. Your story did make me laugh so thank you. We all need to laugh, it’s the best medicine. Here’s to a problem free, berry filled day.