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I agree it’s a poor worded and confusing statement. Like that great philosopher once said, “it’s not over until it’s over”.

Fla and especially The Villages were late to the "party" we didnt start shutting down things till after March 15th and we havent been good at staying home or social distancing plus masks and gloves havent been mandatory - so in a community of 100,000-ish high risk residents we had 78 cases as of May 4th (the day before Phase 1 Opening) and the tri-county area (pop. 845,000) had 652 cases and 32 deaths. Now 25 days later The Villages has 82 cases while the tri-county area now has 787 cases and 37 deaths – those cases are lower than a “normal” flu season – BTW Sumter Cty’s 233 cases – 121 are at the prison

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play Copacabana, :ho:

It's an age-old refrain on here that needs to be abandoned, along with correction of the spelling of Morse and Fenney.:faint:

8th June. Maybe the next outdoor phase? Noticed all tennis nets up at local rec center today?

Guessing we won't get Market night back any time soon, if at all.

Good news is that Christmas tree lighting celebrations will be April 1st 2021.

Even if we get a vaccine, only 50% of people say they will get it. So, what are we waiting for? Oh, Christmas in April!!

Guessing we won't get Market night back any time soon, if at all.

It is too bad that an individual decision leads to consequences for many. If this virus weren’t so contagious people could just take a chance and suffer the consequences of their choices which would be ok with everyone. Unfortunately, if you engage in high risk behavior and get it, then you risk passing it onto others since you don’t have to have symptoms to be contagious.

You may not be happy to know that the federal government has the authority to physically stick a needle into your arm and give you a vaccine shot.

Don’t confuse getting the virus from dying from the virus. Sad as it is, a tiny fraction of the people who get the virus die from it. The mortality rate among healthy people under age 60 is almost zero.

We have always quarantined the sick. This is the first time in human history that we have quarantined the healthy. There is no reason to keep the country shut down. If you are in a high risk group it makes sense to be cautious.

Opening the country does not mean everyone has to participate.

The last vaccine took 4 years. There is none for malaria.