The Chuck Scam; Swab Tests Not Contaminated; International Flight Ban Extended; Happy Birthday


Wednesday, June 17, 2020

Chuck’s a guy who always has a positive attitude and will give you the shirt off his back regardless of who you are or where you’re from. He’s a “gifter”. A humble man with an exciting background. Chuck is former Air Force (but I don’t hold that against him), was an Engineer for NASA, knows a thing or two about electronics, worked for Tropic Star Lodge on and off as a boat captain and general repair guy, has owned boats and restaurants around the Caribbean, enjoys fine rum and loves to fish.

I met Chuck through unfortunate circumstances. Chuck moved to Panama to live with his Panamanian wife. She knew English, but he didn’t know Spanish. She was young and they were going to live out their retirement together peacefully, but then one day shortly after getting settled in, she died unexpectedly.

Mike, Brett, Chuck and Bus Stop Bob… …we’ll eventually do an entire series on “Mister Bus Stop”

The church that they would go to is full of good people, some of whom I knew. They reached out and asked if I’d be interested in meeting a “fellow American”. At the time, I honestly wasn’t interested, but as a favor to the good family who was asking, I thought, “What could it hurt to go over for a soda to meet someone that they were speaking so highly of?”.

We met on a Sunday afternoon and our age difference was notable, but the nicety ensued and we got to talking about one thing and another. Come to find out that Chuck liked fishing.

“Hey, me too! We should do that sometime!”, I said perhaps just to be nice at first.

But we did end up going fishing. I had a small boat and he had his own fishing gear. It was a great day on the lake; neither of us did too bad, but he got a few more than I did. During that quick fishing trip, I learned that he was also somewhat of a rum connoisseur.

“You, don’t say?”, I was surprised we had two things in common.

At this point, Chuck and I got to be friends and would fish more often together and have a few sips of some great rums that he would eventually introduce me too. Then, my birth month was approaching and I thought it would be nice to invite my new buddy Chuck to a small get together I was having at the house.

“Hey Chuck, I’m having a party this weekend at my house and would like you to come over if you can.”, I told him.

“What’s the occasion? Do I have to dress up all pretty?”, he joked.

“It’s my birthday on the 17th!”, I proudly responded.

Chuck looked me right in the eyes and said, “Oh yeah? It’s mine too!” and reached for his wallet, pulled out his ID and pointed to the date.

Sure enough, it read June 17.

“You’ve got to be shitting me!”

– I mean like, what were the odds?!

Over time, we started learning more about each other and each time, Chuck and I found more similarities. For starters, we both found love in and married a cute Latina girl from Panama. (Just be clear, they were different Latina girls, I swear!) We enjoy fishing, know a thing about rum, enjoy strolling the vast halls of Discovery Center, dabble in woodworking, attempt our hand at handyman stuff and on top of all of that we had the same birth date. Yep, that was a friendship destined to happen.

Chuck almost became the victim of a well-thought-out scam. Preying on mostly elderly foreigners with a good heart, there are scammers out there who are good at playing out the “nephew in danger” scam. These scammers are somehow getting the target’s contact information and then they make the call pretending to be some semi-distant relation to the target. In Chuck’s case, they called his personal cell phone and introduced themselves as his nephew, using the nephew’s actual name and they also knew where the nephew worked. Let’s call him Timmy from Motorola, just for the sake of this report.

So, Chuck’s phone rings and he answers. The guy on the other end purports to be his nephew Timmy from Motorola and thought of Chuck as he was going to be traveling to South America via Mexico City, the Tocumen and then further south, very soon. They exchanged pleasantries and after a few minutes of conversation, Timmy says good bye and hangs up.

Then a few days later, “Timmy” calls again and explains his sob story.

“I was on my way to South America, but immigration in Tocumen stopped me and asked about how much money I had. I hadn’t remembered the travelers checks that I was carrying and now I’m over the $10,000 limit. I need $1,000 to pay a lawyer and get out of trouble. Can you send me the money?”

Chuck came over and we talked about the case. My first thought was for Chuck to call his sister, to corroborate the story, so he did. Chuck’s sister was more surprised than we were, especially since “Timmy” was out back of her yard cutting the lawn at the time of the call. Further calls were ignored and they eventually stopped pestering Chuck after a few short days.

The elements of this type of scam are basic, but are also very well played out when the scenario is played out with patience and intellect. Also, seldom do the scammers ever know the details of the identity they’re borrowing. Usually, the scammer will call and say, “Hey, it’s your nephew.” And the target will respond, “Which one, Timmy?”. They’ll confirm that, yes, indeed it IS Timmy. Then during the course of the followup conversation, the target will give out more information about the nephew, information they were not privy to prior to the call. In short, usually the scammers have little to no information at all, but through a serious of questions or comments, the target divulges the information they need to continue the scam. pretext.

Then, once they have the vital information, they enact the sob story, which is usually pretty much the same each time, with few variations. “Uncle, it’s Timmy from Motorola, remember the one that you used to place baseball with and take me to bars to look at the funny people?” (all info gifted to them by the target). “Well, I’ve been locked up in Mexico City and need you to send me $2,000 for the lawyer to get me out of jail. Send the money via Western Union to Juan Valdez.”

Playing off the emotions and need for the target to help family, the target will not hesitate to even take out a loan to make things right.

Some of the scammers are lazy, though and won’t establish a backstory.  You could get a call out of the blue from “your favorite grandson”, who “needs $10,000 urgently as they’re in jail in France”.  Grandma responds, “You mean Roger?  Oh poor Roger, my baby, I’ll send you the money right now.”…

It may not sound like something YOU would fall for right? But, sometimes these people get real crafty. The best way to avoid becoming a victim:

  1. If anyone calls you claiming to be “your favorite nephew/grandson, etc”, ask them straight up, “What’s your name?”. Don’t give them any information.
  2. If they do happen to have the information on a family member such as in Chuck’s case, call other relatives that you have in common to confirm the information.
  3. Never send money via Western Union for any family member or friend until you’ve verified that the information is accurate through other means.
  4. Seriously, if you have any doubts, call me before taking any further steps and avoid falling into the trap.

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GORGAS INVESTIGATORS OBSERVE MUTATION OF SARS-COV-2 IN PANAMA

Martinez said that so far the Covid-19 A-2 mutation has not been described anywhere else in the world.

A study by the Gorgas Commemorative Institute for Health Studies (Icges) revealed a mutation in Panama of SARS-CoV-2, causing Covid-19 disease, which until this Tuesday, June 16, caused the death of 457 people and sickened 21 thousand 962 people in the country.

The finding is the result of an investigation that Icges started since last March 9 when the disease emerged in the country with a random sample of 154 Covid-19 positive patients, of whom 61 showed a change in ribonucleic acid ( RNA) from the virus that made them sick.

The head of Research in Genomics and Proteomics (Icges), Alexander Martínez, explained that worldwide research is being carried out to determine the traceability of the virus, that is, the way in which the disease is spreading among the population.

As part of this process, Martínez explained, they began studying the strains of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that circulate around the world, which the scientific community identified lineages A and B and, for a better study, classified them as A1, A2, A3 and B1, B2 and B3, which in turn allowed them to discover through analysis of their genomes, that is, ribonucleic acid (RNA) that A2 acquired a mutation, which gave it a characteristic characteristic of the country.

Martínez said that so far the Covid-19 A-2 mutation has not been described anywhere else in the world, so they proceeded to identify it as A-2 PAN. He added that it is a silent mutation that does not change the ability to infect the virus, that is, it does not make it weaker or more aggressive.

In Panama, the first family of SARS-CoV-2 coronaviruses to arrive is A and the mutation does not mean that only A-2 PAN is circulating, because the other strains still make the population sick.

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COTTON SWAB EVIDENCE IS NOT CONTAMINATED, MINSA CLARIFIES AFTER WHATSAPP’S CONSPIRACY AND FALSE AUDIO

After the false information, some people were afraid to take the test, but the Minsa explained that all the tests are of good quality.

During the last days, an audio that circulates through WhatssApp warns the population about the supposed danger of undergoing a swab to detect the coronavirus.

It could be one more audio, but some people have taken it seriously and when symptoms appear, they fear or even refuse to take the test.

Considering this situation, the Ministry of Health (Minsa) clarified that the information on the contamination of these tests is not true.

“Given the circulation of audios on social networks about the alleged reuse of swabs contaminated by COVID-19, we clarify to the population that this is false information. All the medical-surgical supplies purchased are duly reviewed and verified to comply with the adequate biosecurity standards, with a license and biosecurity certificate, guaranteed by the Gorgas Institute “, highlights the Minsa through its Twitter account.

The audio in question not only encourages the population to refuse to take the test, but also speaks of conspiracy theories.

“It has already been proven that the swabs came with the virus, they are already contaminated, that is to make you sick and be part of the 30% of deaths that they are asking for by country. Those countries that have above that percentage, China will pay compensation, “says the fake audio.

It must be remembered that the Minsa warned that those subjects who spread false news could be punished.

Months ago, the head of the Minsa portfolio, Rosario Turner, affirmed that she has the power, through an executive decree, to sanction those people who confuse the population and generate anxiety regarding information about the coronavirus.

On the other hand, this Wednesday the Minsa carried out a mega operation in Las Garzas to monitor the issue of coronavirus and dengue.

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COVID-19 TESTS IN PRIVATE HOSPITALS, CLINICS AND LABORATORIES MUST BE CERTIFIED

Those who choose to take the COVID-19 test in a private hospital, clinic or laboratory, it is important that these sites are certified by the authorities. It seeks to guarantee monitoring and responsible care.

From the San Fernando Hospital Clinic, they explain the process when the patient undergoes the test and the report they give to the Ministry of Health (Minsa).

Luz Marina De León, coordinating nurse of Epidemiology, of the Hospital Clinic San Fernando, explains that they carry out the PCR test for COVID-19 and inform Minsa through the surveillance platform, in real time and serological or antibody tests. They keep them in a database at the clinic.

In order to carry out the tests, the private hospitals were evaluated by the Minsa and the Gorgas Commemorative Institute, which issued them a certification. The medical director of Pacifica Salud, Antonio Cachafeiro, explained that for quality control they are obliged to send 10% of negative tests and Gorgas positives for them to verify in their laboratory. The person is informed of their results, they are followed up clinically and if they need to be referred to a hospital. The epidemiological data of the patient is received by the Minsa in real time.

Data on where you live, your risk factors and contacts obtained when interviewing them.

The director of the Gorgas, Juan Miguel Pascale warned about the care that people must have, since tests have been detected that do not have the health registry.

He also warns that the ideal professional to interpret them is a medical technologist endorsed by the Technical Health Council. The Gorgas director warns about complaints of tests without a health record and that they sent him photographs and it was true, but he did not know how they entered.

And that there are pharmacies that wanted to sell the tests as if they were pregnancy tests and that cannot be.

There are 3 types of tests: the PCR test to detect the virus, the antigen test, also to detect the infection, with results in 30 minutes. And the serological one that measures if a person has been exposed to the virus.

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MORE THAN 10 CORREGIMIENTOS IN ONE WEEK SURPASS 100 NEW COVID-19 CASES IN A WEEK; INFECTIONS ON THE RISE IN DARIÉN

In its daily report on the progress of Covid-19 in the country, the Ministry of Health (Minsa) released the list of corregimientos that registered an increase of more than 20 cases in a week, but 11 of them exceeded the figure of 100 infections.

In addition, two sectors of the Darien province had a significant increase in infections.

Lourdes Moreno, director of epidemiology at the Minsa, gave details of the corrections that reported an increase in coronavirus cases in the week from June 6 to 13.

In this period, the Pacora district, Panama district, was the one that had the most cases with 166 to reach a total -up to yesterday’s report on Tuesday- of 945.

Tocumen, which is the corregimiento (district) with the most infected in the country with 1,006 had 133 new cases in one week.

Within the San Miguelito district, Moreno reported that in Belisario Porras there were 155 new cases (718 in total), while in Belisario Frías 147 occurred (accumulates 503).

On the other hand, in Arraiján, the county, there were 140 new infections in one week (944 in total) and in Vista Alegre 116 (653).

In the report, Dr. Moreno emphasized the significant increase in cases in the Darien province; 127 new infections were reported in Yaviza and in Santa Fe it went from 0 to 54.

“The provinces that have a doubling time of less than 20 days are the ones that present us with a situation that we have to control,” Moreno said in her report on Tuesday.

“We have Darien with 7 days, Panama Norte 19, Bocas del Toro 14, Coclé 13, Chiriquí 14 and San Miguelito 19. Important is the situation in Darien in the Yaviza and Unión Chocó areas, which are being intervened from now on.”

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LOS SANTOS HAS 13 DAYS WITHOUT REPORTING NEW CASES FOR COVID-19 AND ALL OF THEIR PATIENTS HAVE RECOVERED EXCEPT FOR ONE

The province of Los Santos is the first province in Panama to report the recovery of all patients who were infected with COVID-19. This was confirmed to TVN News by Ayvar Hernández, regional director of health for Los Santos.

In the 100 days that the pandemic is declared at the national level, 21 infected people (16 men and 5 women) were confirmed in this province, one of whom died.

According to Hernández, the last case of the virus, who resides in the Santa Isabel neighborhood of the Las Tablasdistrict, was diagnosed on June 3, and it takes 12 days to register no symptoms of the virus.

“This Tuesday the patient completed his 14 days of home quarantine, and having gone 12 days without reporting symptoms, he has been considered as recovered,” said Hérnandez.

Likewise, the 11 contacts of this person were discharged upon completing, also without symptoms, their quarantine at home.

This indicates that Los Santos now has 20 recovered by the powerful virus that, until this Tuesday, June 16, accumulated 457 deaths, 21,962 infected and 540 new cases throughout the country.

The director of the Minsa in that province added that they do not have patients hospitalized in the COVID Center, which are still operating in the Anita Moreno Regional Hospital in Los Santos.

Hérnandez clarified that they report 13 days without positive cases in the province, but that they will maintain the sanitary fence that is located at the entrance of the Azuero Peninsula.

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NURSING TECHNICIANS COMPLAINT LACK OF PERSONNEL AND PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

The National Association of Practitioners, Auxiliaries and Nursing Technicians, denounced that to date, in Panama there is a lack of sanitary protection equipment, little human resources and irregular hours that affect health personnel.

According to Jorge Pérez, president of the association, in Panama since before the pandemic, there was a significant deficit in human resources, a situation that has worsened with the virus.

He explained that there are around five thousand nursing technicians, which are not enough in the midst of the health crisis that the country is experiencing due to COVID-19.

“We call on the authorities to timely provide the personal protection equipment to the nursing technicians who are there, still tired and with 12-hour shifts for months … there is psychological damage, they must make the appointments that the system requires, “said Pérez.

He added that according to the report of the authorities of the Ministry of Health, there is a 15.5% in the line of infected nursing technicians of COVID-19 (53 people indicated), however the association keeps its own record and the figures do not match.

“We have produced a report that indicates that to date there are around 80 technicians who have been infected,” he said.

“That is worrying because we have health facilities on the verge of collapse and our officials are still in the front line of combat,” said the health technician.

He pointed out that the facilities must be provided with technical personnel urgently, before continuing to expand the physical spaces without human personnel. “The areas can be enabled but they alone do not serve patients,” he said.

He explained that among the operational functions they perform are:

Assist the patient in feeding, personal hygiene, physiological needs, changes of position and collection of laboratory samples, preparation of the patient in special procedures, delivery areas, operating rooms, hospital rooms, specialized consultations, and others.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FINE AIRPORT COPA FOR TRANSPORTING PASSENGERS BETWEEN THAT COUNTRY AND VENEZUELA

The sanction against Copa airline is for transporting passengers to Venezuela with a connection from the United States.

The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) announced that it fined Compañía Panameña de Aviación, SA (Copa) with $ 450,000 for transportar illegally ’transporting passengers between the United States and Venezuela through a stopover point. The agency ensures that Copa was ordered to cease and desist from future similar violations.

“Copa’s economic license authority to operate flights to and from the United States is conditioned on the carrier not transporting passengers or cargo to or from any airport in Venezuela. Under DOT Order 2019-5-5, which went into effect on May 15, 2019, U.S. and foreign airlines are prohibited from transporting passengers between the United States and Venezuela. The Department issued Order 2019-5-5 due to conditions that threaten the safety of passengers, planes, and crew traveling to or from Venezuela,” the statement from the US Department of Transportation indicates.

He reports that an investigation by the DOT Aviation Consumer Protection Office found that for nearly a month after the 2019 DOT order was issued, Copa sold more than 5,000 tickets for air travel between the United States and Venezuela and transported to more than 15,000 passengers on these itineraries, between May 15 and June 11, 2019.

“By transporting passengers between the United States and Venezuela, Copa violated the conditions of its authority to operate and participated in passenger operations to and from the United States without proper authorization from DOT,” states the United States Department of Transportation, that it has several sanctions against the government of the Nicolás Maduro regime, including the prohibition of direct and stopover flights by US airlines or those based in the United States.

The Department of Transportation order is available at www.regulations.gov, file number DOT-OST-2020-0001.

Before the measure of the US transport agency, the airline Copa Airlines issued a statement in which it assures that “it understands the seriousness of the matter, cooperated fully with DOT in the investigation and has taken considerable and substantive measures to prevent future violations.”

They also stated that “any violation of the restrictions that may have occurred would not have been intentional” and they assure that the corrective measures have been taken. The airline maintains that the fine has to do with the restrictions imposed by the Department of Transportation, issued in May 2019, on air transportation between the United States and Venezuela.

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PANAMA EXTENDS BAN OF INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS FOR AN ADDITIONAL 30 DAYS

The Civil Aeronautical Authority of Panama extended the suspension of international commercial and general passenger aviation flights for 30 days, for reasons of public health due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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This term will be counted from 11:59 p.m. June 22, 2020.

Panama suspended the arrivals and departures of international flights since March 22, 2020, and since then the AAC has issued several resolutions extending this measure.

Humanitarian flights are exempt from this restriction, as well as those necessary to transport cargo, medical products and equipment, and supplies.

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AMP SUSPENDS YACHT DEPARTURES FOR RECREATIONAL AND TOURIST PURPOSES

The Panama Maritime Authority (AMP) has banned the departure of yachts from the different marinas, ramps, and berths, for tourism, recreational and sport fishing purposes. As well as kayaking, paddle, jet skis, among others of this nature.

This, after the “bad practices” on the part of the yacht owners, and due to the high level of contagion of COVID-19 in recent days.

The AMP indicated that in the event of donation deliveries, authorizations will not be granted, without prior approval from the Ministry of Health (Minsa).

Once Minsa’s approval is obtained, it must be requested through the emails jguerini@amp.gob.pa and Anunezc@amp.gob.pa, attaching the following documentation:• Approval of the local authorities and the Minsa• Existing documents issued by the General Directorate of Merchant Marine• Current license issued by the General Directorate of Seafarers• Manifest or Declaration of the supplies to donate

On the other hand, in case of requiring machine tests, these can only be carried out more than one nautical mile from their starting point and for a time of one and a half hours.

For this, a formal request must be sent to the Directorate of the Merchant Marine at email jlortega@amp.gob.pa specifying:• List of people who would go on board including mechanics, without exceeding the number of five people• Report of the work to be done, including the detail of the problem of the motors (causes)• Marina or departure point

The entity indicated that the Department of Navigation and Maritime Safety will evaluate case by case and determine if the permit is approved or not.

The owners of the ships that violate the established measures will be sanctioned based on the C.E. 18 OF 1976, for contempt of orders issued by the authority.

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MIGRATION WILL APPLY FINES TO FOREIGNERS WITH AN EXPIRED CARD FROM JUNE 15

The attention for foreigners and lawyers who require requesting appointments has already begun, for the renewal of the process of regularization of the national migration service. From the date those who have expired documentation, must pay the fine.

The extension for foreigners who had expired documentation was only from March 14 to June 7.

As of this Monday, the collection of the fine has been resumed, because according to the National Immigration Service, this is a process that lawyers can carry out without restrictions.

In the case of tourists, who entered before March 13 and were stranded in the country due to the closure of the airports, there has been a grace period. Nadia Pérez de Sing, director of Legal Advice on Immigration explained that, if the person’s card expired as of June 15, the fine applies, because the lawyers had to approach the offices to make the corresponding notifications.

“Last week we attended to all the lawyers who attended our offices as normal, there was no crowding, there were no delays in service, so they had the opportunity to notify each other in previous days,” said Pérez.

But the Association of Residents and Naturalized of Panama (Arena) requests that a new extension for the application of the fines be evaluated. Rafael Rodríguez, president of Arena, indicated

“that many of them have to request documents, police records and other types of documentation from their country of origin and knowing that the airports and borders are closed, these documents will not arrive on time. to Panama”.

Rodríguez pointed out that the economic situation is seriously affecting them and they are beginning to enter a recovery stage right now, in order to go to this institution to pay the fine they have accumulated for residing in this undocumented country.

Those who previously requested the appointment for the renewal of their permits, Migration claimed to be processing them, for subsequent notification. With the restart of care, other procedures may also be done, such as marriage interviews and photo taking for ordinary processes and humanitarian flights.

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STATUS UPDATE

PANAMA ACCUMULATES A TOTAL OF 22,597 DETECTED CASES OF INFECTION AND 470 DEATHS BY COVID-19

  • 22,597 positive cases
  • 635 new cases
  • 470 deaths
  • 6,987 home isolation (773 hospital hotels)
  • 593 are hospitalized (481 in ward / 109 intensive care)
  • 13,774 clinically recovered

Coronavirus statistics from Day 1

Daily COVID-19 Cases

DateCasesDifferencePercentage of Cases
2023/07/23 - 2023/07/2910476963753.5%
2023/07/16 - 2023/07/2210473213214.6%
2023/07/09 - 2023/07/1510470004856.6%
2023/07/02 - 2023/07/0810465156637.8%
2023/06/18 - 2023/07/011045852190910.0%
2023/06/11 - 2023/06/171043943131211.8%
2023/06/04 - 2023/06/101042631130211.1%
2023/05/28 - 2023/06/031041329109911.3%
2023/05/21 - 2023/05/27104023083510.3%
2023/05/14 - 2023/05/2010393957538.9%
2023/05/07 - 2023/05/1310386426647.4%
2023/04/30 - 2023/05/0610379786545.8%
2023/04/03 - 2023/04/2910373245915.3%
2023/04/16 - 2023/04/2210367336334.9%
2023/04/09 - 2023/04/1510361007434.9%
2023/04/02 - 2023/04/081035357627
2023/03/26 - 2023/04/011034730949
2023/03/19 - 2023/03/2510337813123
2023/03/181030658108
2023/03/171030550123
2023/03/161030427112
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2023/03/141030194144
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DIFFERENCE IN NUMBER PUBLISHED BY MINSA1029171-221
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(This table is not visible in the emailed report)


ENDNOTES

It was my birthday today. Instead of the usual birthday, where we invite 120 people over, cater food from my buddy Julio Pasco, contract mega bands like Van Halen, Eddie Herrera or U2 for the weekend, this time we did a series of Zoom meetings. The first one was at 6PM, then a small one at 7PM and finally another at 9PM. It was great and everything happened as planned.

Well, not really, but it was still great and I appreciate everyone who jumped on the meeting with us. Next time we’ll coordinate better on our side and may even sign up for Zoom Pro so we don’t get kicked out every 40 minutes.

Zooming
Still Zooming
And another friend was kind enough to remind me how COVID ruined my day…
And another friend was kind enough to remind me how COVID ruined my day…

Stay safe… Stay healthy… And by all means (unless it’s your birthday and need to leave out so your family and set up a surprise birthday party) STAY HOME!!..

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