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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Snarf Zagyg" data-source="post: 8387401" data-attributes="member: 7023840">First, all of my thoughts are going out to the people of Louisiana and surrounding areas. I was up all night watching that, and I can't imagine having to deal with the natural disaster on top of a pandemic on top of it being during the anniversary of Katrina; the PTSD from that alone ... if you're in an area that has to regularly deal with natural disasters of that type, you just get sinking feeling....and it seems like more and more of this country is prone to natural disasters, doesn't it?In today's terrible pandemic news, a person I know and her daughter are "out with the COVID" which seems like a frighteningly common occurrence recently. Overall numbers in some places are worse than at the prior peak, yet ... no one is doing anything? It's bizarre. I feel like so many people have made a collective decision to say, "Eff it." The people that have been vaccinated are just wishing a pox (quite literally) upon the unvaccinated, and the unvaccinated* just don't care about other people, and together, no one is doing anything. shrug *The ones by choice. Words cannot express how difficult this must be to people who are unable to get vaccinated.</blockquote>