@UrbanHunter said the same thing. My question would then be- how often are you supposed to get the vaccine? Sorry, (we’ll not actually sorry) but I would still prefer to take care of my own health rather than trusting it to politicians or big pharma. (And I’m fully aware there are folks who believe otherwise which is fine, because health is a personal decision not a public one.)
I think the current vaccines are similar to the polio vaccines we took in the 50's, a two time thing, while if I remember correctly, polio vaccine was a 3 part deal. I still suspect that the vaccine and documentation will become more of something to attempt to control people. I read that people will be required to carry the card to verify they have it, but that cards will likely be forged or false ones made.
In March they were saying don't wear a mask because there were not enought masks for the doctors, it wasn't about not getting sick, it was about protecting the doctors.... They also thought that getting it once was like chicken pox, you got some long term protection, but now they are learning the people who had in March and April are getting it again in November and December, so the protection is only good for about 6 months at best. And they have been finding different variants of the disease as the virus mutates, so the new regional disease may not be the same as yesterday's (does not make me want to be a globe trotter), to make matters worse some variants are more agressive than others. When you put it all together I think that the winter of 2021 is going to tell the tell; if we are still in a social distancing required world in June, then we may be in for a rough few years.
Jim 
I'm sorry I don't know how she makes her gravy, I know she makes a brown gravy using drippings and sometimes she adds some stock. I don't do the cooking, I'm just the eater...
The wife's doctors have told her that they don't want her in their office, she is too high risk. She does virtual Dr. visits and has her blood drawn here at the house by the Nurse who changes her Central Port Line dressing every week. Her devices have a wireless connection and transmit her data daily. We were going to the Dr's office twice a week before COVID-19, now we go once every 3 months, sure saves time..... When we do go to the Dr's office, they have us come 1/2 hour before they open, do what they have to do and get us out of there.
Many people can cook many things, but gravy seems to be a mystery to make for some. I once saw a post in a preparedness group, a woman talking about her gravy mixes for her preps.I'm sorry I don't know how she makes her gravy, I know she makes a brown gravy using drippings and sometimes she adds some stock. I don't do the cooking, I'm just the eater...
Gravy can be tricky and can get lumpy, but that is was a hand held blender is for!
Many people can cook many things, but gravy seems to be a mystery to make for some. I once saw a post in a preparedness group, a woman talking about her gravy mixes for her preps.
I buy pie crusts now, but I made them for years. I had a recipe that was a no-fail. I think it had a little vinegar in it, but it is so long ago that I don't remember for sure. I don't even know where that recipe is.
A couple of things: if it's now different strains, the vaccine is next to useless. Also, what is the health condition of those getting it more than once and is/was it the same strain? I like my doctor, but it's obvious that many doctors are not pictures of health. It's seldom that they promote actual health and common for them to want to prescribe drugs to mask the condition. And if masks and distancing works, why is it spreading? Perhaps it would be wiser to become a healthier nation (we are one of the sickest in the world.)
That's a hoot - a can't make gravy at all, but my mom would always plan the pies around when I arrived so that I could make the crusts for her.
