“SARS-Co “…detectable in aerosols for up to three hours, up to four hours on copper, up to 24 hours on cardboard and up to two to three days on plastic and stainless steel.” Tuesday, March 17, 2020 New coronavirus stable for hours on surfaces SARS-CoV-2 stability similar to original SARS virus. This scanning electron microscope… Continue reading A Useful Bit of Info: SARS-CoV-2
Month: March 2020
First Day Of Spring
Happy Spring Equinox! It is cloudy out there today. Last evening I went for a walk, it being the last hours of winter and all. The streets were empty, I could count the number of vehicles that traveled past me on one hand. The air was amazing. The fresh scents of the coming spring were… Continue reading First Day Of Spring
Rain and March Wind
Does anyone else remember the images of children with umbrellas, struggling with the wind, as symbols for the month of March. My elementary school classrooms sported these images at this time of year, and it seems the weather this year is picture perfect. Another quiet day here at Mist Cottage. Attila’s last grocery run was… Continue reading Rain and March Wind
Sophie got sick, then Canada Changed
Two weeks ago I began self-isolation. It isn’t complete though, Attila must still go to work, he is not completely self-isolated, so neither am I. On the job he is near hundreds of different people every day, what are the chances he will come in contact with COVID-19? Just a matter of time really, so… Continue reading Sophie got sick, then Canada Changed
Decisions on High: Too Little, Too Late
Attila will have to return to work on Monday, and as the pandemic intensifies here, I find I don’t want him to go. He has no choice of course, he has to go. But if we could manage to survive financially, we both agree, he would stay home and we would self-isolate. Both of us… Continue reading Decisions on High: Too Little, Too Late