I’m 51 with no pre existing conditions that I am aware of.

Currently, it seems as though both my partner and I will still have have our jobs when this is over.

We have two daughters. One in elementary school and one in high school. All schools are closed in Canada. Before the March break the province announced that schools would be closed through the first week in April. It sounds like that might be extended indefinitely as the province works on some learning from home options.

Where I live, in the north shore of Lake Superior we have no reported cases. There are small towns in our region that do and have already declared a state of emergency. With so many residents of our city who have recently returned from their condos and vacations abroad I assume that it is only a matter of time until we have our first case. I’m sure that it must already be in our city.

Anyway, so far during the lockdown I’ve been reading “Talking to Strangers” by Malcolm Gladwell, watching Columbo and working out in the basement. I will also go for a couple of walks around the neighbourhood each day to ensure I get my 10 000 steps. The snow is finally melting up here. This is the time when I would usually start going for some longer bike rides, but I’m really trying to limit any activities that increase my probability of having to end up in ER. Although, I’ve really only had one bad crash in my life.

Take care everyone.

I find them all disappointing to some degree. I could potentially like the Ram logo, but it has bananas for horns and I hate bananas. Bananas smell bad and their texture is gross. Thumbs down 👎🏽.

https://www.thehuddlereport.com/archive/2016profiles/AShawn.Robinson.htm

In Ontario our schools begin March break after tomorrow. Our provincial government just announced that there will be no school for the two weeks after the break. Interesting times.

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waterfield wrote:

Go ahead-vote green if you must- make a statement.

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I intend to vote my conscience. Go ahead and do the same.

And yes, its a black black black day for the Biosphere, the Polar Bears, Poor People in America, and Poor People who will be bombed by Biden/Trump.

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I don’t claim to know a great deal about American politics. I understand that Sanders is further left than Biden, though. Furthermore, I read threads here periodically, so I have a cursory understanding of how people on this board feel about the candidates. I clearly don’t know enough about Biden’s history beyond being Obama’s VP, however. Will Biden’s policies really be the same as Trump’s? Biden doesn’t seem as overtly obnoxious as I find Trump to be, but will he continue with tax cuts and the gutting of institutions designed to protect the environment and the marginalized?

I’m interested to read how Sanders supporters will vote if Bernie isn’t the Democratic nominee. Last year, in our federal election I voted strategically for the first time ever. Faced with the prospects of a Conservative government, I didn’t vote for progressive candidate that I actually preferred. It was spineless on my part and I still feel crappy about I, but I know that I would have been miserable had the Conservatives gained power. I doubt I will vote that way again however. I do wonder if it will be too late by then though.

Can’t wait.

This disappoints me. The losses to Tampa, Baltimore and Dallas were pretty ugly defensively, but even so I still wanted Phillips to return. Players seem to like playing for him from what I’ve read. I would assume that McVay already has a target.

Last night was the first time that I finally saw why others are excited about Troy Hill. Up to this point, I have to admit that didn’t see it.

The first picture, of the sign at the Airlane Hotel, is from where I live. Funny that I had find out about it here at a site for LA Rams fans.

I think the Rams might have been outplayed. Will have to watch again to confirm.

I see the Ravens playing at a different level than the Rams right now, so I’m all about moral victories for the Rams in this game. Maybe hold Lamar Jackson to under 100 yards rushing and limit him to three TD passes while holding their offense to 28 points or less. Something along those lines.

With the closer to normal workload for Gurley I will be interested to see if he has any issues with his knee going into this week’s game vs. Baltimore.

I don’t think that anything is wrong with McVay. I think the biggest problem that the Rams need to figure out how to fix is the running game. The already mentioned issues on the offensive line are clearly a problem. I don’t know if the answer at RB is currently on the roster either. I believe once they fix the running game the rest of the offense will fall into place. I don’t see that happening this year though. It’s going to have to be addressed in the offseason. Right now I think we are looking at a .500 team maybe a little worse.

Done without a new deal for Ramsey. IIRC, the Rams were willing to trade for Mack last year without giving him a new deal as well.

Carpe diem I guess.