I threw out my vax card back in February.
In my defense, I had thought to myself, "I'll never need this! In thirty years, somebody going through my estate papers is going to find it and say 'I wonder what the hell this was for?'"
At any rate, fast-forward to last week, and I went to a Walgreen's, which had come to our assisted living residence, and got a replacement, which I'm now going to laminate and keep in my purse for always.
Attaching it to a lanyard and wearing it around my neck is probably overkill.
No, don't laminate it, in case there is a need for later entries.
Ugh, sorry Dana. My in-laws used to live in the FoxNewsVerse, but have moved on to the NewsMax-OAN-Verse.
ION: I have a Google Home Mini in my living room. Whenever I ask her a question, I always say thank you after she answers me. (Part force of habit, part when Skynet takes over I want her to stick up for me!) Mostly I say, "thank you," and that's it, but every so often she comes back with a, "you're so welcome!" or "I'm glad you're pleased!" and it's freaking me out a tiny bit. I feel like I'm making the Skynet thing come closer by engaging with her...or something.
NewsMax-OAN-Verse
Not sure what this is. Have a feeling I wish to remain ignorant.
Newsmax and OAN are where you go when Fox News is too liberal.
Good plan, Epic. Never hurts to be polite to the maybe-rulers of the future.
I'm really sorry Dana, Sparky. Other people, man.
Sympathies, Pix. I haven't contributed to the conversation, I'm sorry. Going through this with my mom, then H's mom and his brother practically at the same time leaves me no spoons to revisit that place. All possible best to you and yours though, as you navigate it.
A friend gave us plastic sleeves for our vax cards, and H found us clips for our collar, pocket, shirt hem, whathaveyou, with retractable leashes for the plastic sleeve. Less intrusive than lanyards.
Oh Laura--it's always something. At least it's fixed, and you guys will be there soon.
And yay, Matilda! I'm so glad for her that she's seeing her people again!
A friend gave us plastic sleeves for our vax cards, and H found us clips for our collar, pocket, shirt hem, whathaveyou, with retractable leashes for the plastic sleeve. Less intrusive than lanyards.
I got a plastic sleeve for mine and stowed it in a zippered pocket of my purse. I also took a picture of it and saved it to my Favorites folder on my phone, because it seemed like a good idea to have a picture in case a pterodactyl steals my purse with my actual vax card in it. (What? It could happen.) (I guess if my phone is in my purse when the pterodactyl steals it, then I'm screwed.) (I may not have thought this pterodactyl plan through very well.)
