[AT] The list is really quiet

Tue Mar 24 06:07:29 PDT 2020

I think you'd have some change left over Mike. Even if everyone wanted a MM
UDLX
Chuck Saunders
KCMO

On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 11:51 PM Mike M <meulenms at gmx.com> wrote:

> That's how we went from 2.5 Billion to 8.5 Billion to 800 Billion to 1.2
> Trillion to 1.6 Trillion, more pork than Iowa, this won't end well. Feds
> just going to keep printing money. Tractor reference, I wish I had 8.5
> Billion so I could buy everyone on the list a tractor of their dreams.
>
> Mike M
>
>
> On 3/24/2020 12:32 AM, Cecil Bearden wrote:
>
> I worked for the state of OK for over 30 years and was involved with over
> 25 federally declared disasters and the OKC bombing.  I am listed as one of
> the survivors.  Personally I am not buying this hype about the virus.  I do
> believe that it may have hit some people here in our area in late Jan early
> Feb and one of the younger guys, about 35, said it just took everything out
> of him and it was the worst case of the flu he ever had and he and his wife
> and 4 yr old child had had the flu shot this year and they all got this
> flu.  It took each one at least 5 days to recover....  I am not one of
> those conspiracy theory guys either, but after 30 years I learned that
> truth ain't in a politician.  And when faced with telling the prescribed
> spin or the truth, Government Employees will go with the spin...    Mostly
> because they can't get a job anywhere else.   This last line I know
> personally as I was looking for another job after 5 years with the state.
> No one would hire me as I had worked for the government too long.  So I
> stayed and made life miserable for the politicians.  They couldn't fire me
> cause I had too good of a memory and I was the only one with the experience
> needed for my job....  No brag, just fact.  In these times keep your eyes
> open, your money safe, doors locked, every fuel tank full and whatever else
> loaded.  Good luck to all & I pray that we all survive the virus and the
> government....
> Cecil
>
>
>
> On 3/23/2020 10:43 PM, Sewell, Steven wrote:
>
>
> Dean. If your camper has a generator I would stock up 4 weeks of food,
> water and gas. Then find a place in the desert to park.  Really look for it
> to get worse before it gets better. We are stocked up for a month. Minus
> bread and milk. So far our county has zero cases.
> Stay safe.
> Steve Sewell
> Albany, Ohio USA
> sewell at ohio.edu
> sewell at atis.net
>
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> We have 2 cases in our county, and my and my wifes business are deemed
> essential so our lives go on except for shortages in the grocery store. We
> are already sort of "preppers" so we can go a few weeks without most
> things.
>
> When this is over and done with there are going to be a lot of questions
> that need answering. I think curiosity to find the truth will depend on who
> wins in the November election.
>
> Meanwhile, I think most members of this list already practice "social
> distancing", most of us even do that online. Be at least as vigilant as you
> would be in flu season and we should be fine.
>
> Warren
>
> On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 9:47 PM <drgerber at bright.net> wrote:
>
> Dean:  Stay in Arizona a few more weeks and play it safe. We will all know
> a
> lot more in a few weeks.  You can always catch up on the lawn with a bush
> hog first, then set the deck up next go, and so forth.  Not what you want,
> but can be done.  We are fine here in Ohio, but life came to a grinding
> halt.  Working on trains in the basement to stay busy.  To wet to do
> anything outside.
>
> Dave Gerber
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> Our challenge right now is whether to head back to WA state or stay here in
> AZ.  WA state is getting hit really hard with COVID-19 and our children are
> telling us to stay here.  AZ has on had 2 deaths and 234 cases but local
> media is saying that those numbers are probably quite low due to a low
> amount of tests due to a shortage of test kits and test facilities.  We are
> on the Eastern edge of the Phoenix metropolitan area,  in fact are in the
> next county East, Pinal County a mile East of the Maricopa/Pinal County
> line
> so we are not in heavily populated area fortunately.  And the population
> density is decreasing daily as the snowbirds head back home. Canadian
> snowbirds have to be back in Canada by April 3rd, I believe, because their
> health insurance will not cover them for COVID-19 after that in the US.
>
> We have a few good reasons to head back home such as a 5 acre lawn that
> needs to be mowed but more importantly getting back home close to family in
> case there is a need that shows up. One of our daughters is very vulnerable
> because her immune system is very low due to the oral cancer preventative
> drugs she is on daily,  That is known as being between a rock and a hard
> place. So we struggle daily about whether to head back to WA or stay here.
> Right now staying in AZ is winning.
>
> Tomorrow I put all my tractor toys away into storage for the summer.
> Thankfully in a residential, fully enclosed, covered and secure car garage.
> A neighbor of my friend of mine here in AZ who allows me to work on my
> tractors at his place during the winter. Any further show activity here in
> AZ has been cancelled. I purchased the 1935 JD B in December of last year
> on
> the basis that it could be stored where it was. I won't go into that long
> story about why that didn't happen. I really should have a place of my own
> that has room before owning a tractor here in AZ.  But... sh... happens. I
> may have to sell it next year to avoid wearing out my welcome.  But to be
> honest the tractor stuff is pretty darned low on the priority list right
> now.
>
> Both my wife and I have what we believe to be Sinus Colds/Allergies but
> remain fully active, etc.  It is really scary to get those kinds of
> symptoms
> right now.  But ....  we will see what happens next.  Stay healthy out
> there.
>
> Dean VP
> Apache Junction, AZ
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