Since posting this I've encountered a lot of black butterflies but my relatives have come to harm. So I suspect it's a confirmation bias: you don't notice the 'omens' until something happens.
That's very spooky. I hope your family member recovers swiftly.
Just goes to prove making it in America is not the be and end all as loads of bands have split up from the long travelling gruelling tours of the states with a lot not interested and I think that might of broke The Specials and even The Police but then again I be pissed off If I was a Yank for losing Glen Miller, Buddy Holly and Eddie Cochran.....wish more Rap artist die.
Is it warm enough to let it go outside, or would it freeze? Maybe it's saying, "let me out of here!"
Super warm. It disappeared after two days so I guess it found a way out.
The thing to know about covid-19 presently is that you first lose your sense of smell (it's called anosmia). This is the best method of early detection presently known about. My advice? Take something you know has a strong smell, and if it doesn't smell strongly, get tested, as you likely have the early stages of covid-19. If you have access to a bath that can get you to 50 Celsius/122 Farenheit, you can likely cook the virus out of your body, at the risk of cooking yourself a bit too. I also advise a chicken jou and caramelized onions in butter as a base, then add seasonal vegetables. (jk)I probably would if I knew the symptoms and how to differentiate them from the flu
Gale warning ahead.
Let alone a poor-tent. :rim:
They do say any port in a storm, though. So maybe a port-ent is not so bad?
