We still have some time he has to deal with an HE debate and 10 year old pitch calling first.
Is this Flu the final nail in Park and Rec's coffin?
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We still have some time he has to deal with an HE debate and 10 year old pitch calling first.
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Please..one of the mods censored me the other day for, and I quote, "potty mouth". Good thing they don't follow me around all day...Took you that long to notify him?
You're slipping lol
Have you ever just wondered about someone and then they post and express their views.....then you absolutely know?
I’ll leave the speculation up to you guys!
I’ll leave the speculation up to you guys!
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Wow you figured out I wore briefs from what I wrote in this thread? I wonder what you figured out from reading Marcela's thread..nvm don't tell me.
They have the most people (along with Texas and Florida, two other states that are doing an abysmal job) with the most densely populated areas.
Our rec program should be fine this year.
Our schools have had no problems dealing with covid really. A few times kids have been
Quarantined but other than that no problems.
Our rec association has a brand new board
ready to try some new things. More fundraising and I hope allowing travel teams
to hold tournaments. Something our old board would not allow.
Our schools have had no problems dealing with covid really. A few times kids have been
Quarantined but other than that no problems.
Our rec association has a brand new board
ready to try some new things. More fundraising and I hope allowing travel teams
to hold tournaments. Something our old board would not allow.
The Rec programs here will be fine. We only lost Spring last year. Everything fired back up in Summer. Schools haven’t had much issue. Short of some quarantines there hasn’t been too many problems from a sports perspective.
Most everyone wears masks indoors (our only mandate at this point). Feels like most people keep distanced when possible. Parents are keeping their kids home from school when they show signs of a cold (yes we have seated school). The kids have to wear masks all day but that’s a small price so they can be around friends and learn in person. I’m not even that against the masks for school. Kids (even HS age) tend to not wash hands and sneeze where they please.
DW got COVID (it went around their office) but it was no worse than a severe head cold and some fatigue. The rest of us never got it. But, I personally know others who got it towards the other end. One who was touch and go for awhile.
DD has tryouts for her Jr High team in a couple weeks. We’ve been holding indoor practices since the start of January. Leagues have opened up Spring registrations and tournaments have been posted.
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Most everyone wears masks indoors (our only mandate at this point). Feels like most people keep distanced when possible. Parents are keeping their kids home from school when they show signs of a cold (yes we have seated school). The kids have to wear masks all day but that’s a small price so they can be around friends and learn in person. I’m not even that against the masks for school. Kids (even HS age) tend to not wash hands and sneeze where they please.
DW got COVID (it went around their office) but it was no worse than a severe head cold and some fatigue. The rest of us never got it. But, I personally know others who got it towards the other end. One who was touch and go for awhile.
DD has tryouts for her Jr High team in a couple weeks. We’ve been holding indoor practices since the start of January. Leagues have opened up Spring registrations and tournaments have been posted.
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