Captains log Covid Date 25.18.25

Covid Diary 1 Minute

Needed smokes at a reasonable cost. Braved the world and travel to obtain them.  A lot of traffic on the road today.  I am just wondering how many people are staying away from that big Easter get together with family.   I am worried that in 8 days we are going to see another spike of new infections.  Did my best to avoid contact with actual people and respected social distancing guidelines, paid for fuel at the pump,  drive through for coffee. But only two stops for coffee and wore as much PPE as I had each time.   Only encountered one group of people not complying with distancing, but they looked to be co-workers and were travelling in the same work vehicle.  Construction workers and it was my understanding all construction was to be halted.

Locally the foodland was open I was also under the impression that in Ontario all grocery stores were to remain closed this good Friday, as well as Easter Sunday.   I know Walmart is complying with that.

Never have I seen more police cars out on the road.  In the 5 hour rd trip I must have seen at least 12 cruisers.  on similar road trips in the past was lucky to see one maybe two.  Saw no vehicles pulled over.

There is speculation as to if new cases in China are not being reported. The seem to have had a miraculous recovery in 45 days.  This is considering that the rest of the world does not seem to be showing much in the way of abatement.

Till next log  Stay Safe and Healthy.

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