[COVID Day Five Hundred Seventy]
I finally packed. The day of the flight. And I made the flight.
And flying domestically within the United States is every bit as scary as I thought it’d be – no vaccine verification, no COVID test verification, just wear a mask, pack into the overbooked plane and hope you don’t sit next to a cougher.
I was the cougher.
I mean, I knew I didn’t have COVID and was fit to fly based on several negative COVID tests and a call to the nurse, but no one else did, so I was eating cough drops like candy and doing my best to be invisible and silent.
It sucked.
But first the news:
- What’s the best booster to get? And other questions about Covid-19 boosters
- FDA says Pfizer Covid vaccine benefits outweigh risks for kids ages 5 to 11
- Michigan reports 7,505 new COVID-19 cases, 118 deaths over 2 days
While, no, this post will not encompass the entirety of the first work trip I’ve done in twenty months, let’s get an overview, shall we?
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