Taking a step back, I have to say overall that I am impressed with how strongly regular people are dealing with this. Attention to advice and even instructions, while not perfect, has by and large been heeded. Overall it is remarkable how quickly we have mobilized, as a country.
Taking a step back, I have to say overall that I am impressed with how strongly regular people are dealing with this. Attention to advice and even instructions, while not perfect, has by and large been heeded. Overall it is remarkable how quickly we have mobilized, as a country.
You think if the impeachment hadn't happened the virus wouldn't, either?
My bad. I don't remember you saying that in our other normal conversations. I always liked Knoxville. My grandparents lived out in Woodfield park off Chapman and John Sevier. My cousins and all still scattered around over on the west side of downtown. My granddad was a TVA engineer and had vested work in several of the older dams. He was a big on the conservation scene around there with the state in his retirement years. He died in 2000 and my grandma in 2007, so my trips to town have dwindled over time.
My son treated me to the TN/SC game this year for my bday (which means I paid for the tickets). It was his first big college game. Took him to Gus' before the game. He wanted to go back after, and the line forced us to 17th Street Market. My first time there and loved it.