Oh, Calm Down

19 December 2020 — They have barely started distributing vaccine.

So just calm down.

Cool your jets.

Hold your horses.

(Mutter your own favourite cliché.)

In other words …

Be patient.

Maybe by Valentine’s Day?

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by icelandpenny on 19 December 2020  •  Permalink
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  1. medicinalplantspecialistgroup

     /  19 December 2020

    I’m reminded by this WW post of the Nova Scotia premier’s comment that has become a meme for COVID-19 (and rightly so!) — Stay the blazes home! (see it here: https://atlantic.ctvnews.ca/n-s-premier-s-stay-the-blazes-home-inspires-viral-songs-memes-clothes-1.4884584?cache=yes%3FautoPlay%3Dtrue%3FclipId%3D104062)

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  2. Lynette d'Arty-Cross

     /  20 December 2020

    Yes, maybe by Valentines.

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  3. Blane Hogue

     /  20 December 2020

    All the best for Christmas to you Penny and let’s hope 2021 is a better year for the world.

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  4. susan Corbin

     /  21 December 2020

    You are a very, wise woman. Thank you, Happy Solstice! S.xoxo

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  5. bluebrightly

     /  23 December 2020

    Let’s hope! But I fear 2021 will surprise us at least a few times….

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