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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #8265 on: March 23, 2020, 07:07:29 AM »
How are you doing over there, Bonesie?  It's very strange here at the minute.  So much has closed down.  I hope you are okay and able to get food and medication, if necessary.  And I hope there are some cute fur babies to spy from the window xx

Thanks, Tup.

I landed in the hospital for 24 hours where I was kept in quarantine before they sent me home to shelter in place until my COVID-19 test results come back.  It felt like being in a sci-fi movie where hospital staff were in haz-mat.

Oh Bonesie, I'm so sorry to hear that, yep, it is living in some sort of dystopian sci fi movie right now, in all honesty I never thought I would see anything like that.  I will keep everything crossed that the results are negative.  Were they able to tell you when they get the results back?  I imagine they're swamped at the minute.  Take very good care of you, Bonesie, I'll be thinking of you when the cute cats come to visit later xx

Thanks, Tup.

I think it takes about a week to get the results.
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« Reply #8266 on: March 24, 2020, 03:05:26 AM »
I will keep everything crossed, Bonesie, take good care of yourself in the meantime xx xx

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« Reply #8267 on: March 24, 2020, 04:58:56 AM »
I will keep everything crossed, Bonesie, take good care of yourself in the meantime xx xx

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« Reply #8268 on: April 02, 2020, 03:17:49 AM »
Hi Bonesie, did you get your results through yet? xx

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« Reply #8269 on: April 02, 2020, 05:06:25 AM »
Hi Bonesie, did you get your results through yet? xx

The COVID-19 test results came back negative.  I'm still in quarantine because I got exposed to the Corona virus in the emergency room.
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« Reply #8270 on: April 02, 2020, 07:54:01 AM »
Well, shoot.
That seems so frustratingly UNFAIR to me.
Fingers crossed for you, Bones...I hear it takes about 5 days
for any symptoms to show. Hope you sail on through.

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« Reply #8271 on: April 02, 2020, 10:47:52 AM »
Hi Bonesie, did you get your results through yet? xx

The COVID-19 test results came back negative.  I'm still in quarantine because I got exposed to the Corona virus in the emergency room.

I'm glad that test came back negative, Bonesie, and hope nothing else comes up now, will they test you again or just wait to see if there are symptoms?  I'm crossing my fingers that there will be none.

I've started researching my family tree!  Just confirming things I already know at the  moment by finding formal records but even that is interesting.  I have found a little girl who died at the age of two (would have been my dad's little sister) who I never knew about before.  I'm looking forward to finding out more, it is quite intensive, though.  I expect you're used to it because you've done so much.

And cute ginger cat was asleep in the tree outside earlier, paws dangling down either side like a tiger :)  Lol xx

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« Reply #8272 on: April 02, 2020, 12:36:30 PM »
Hi Bonesie, did you get your results through yet? xx

The COVID-19 test results came back negative.  I'm still in quarantine because I got exposed to the Corona virus in the emergency room.

I'm glad that test came back negative, Bonesie, and hope nothing else comes up now, will they test you again or just wait to see if there are symptoms?  I'm crossing my fingers that there will be none.

I've started researching my family tree!  Just confirming things I already know at the  moment by finding formal records but even that is interesting.  I have found a little girl who died at the age of two (would have been my dad's little sister) who I never knew about before.  I'm looking forward to finding out more, it is quite intensive, though.  I expect you're used to it because you've done so much.

And cute ginger cat was asleep in the tree outside earlier, paws dangling down either side like a tiger :)  Lol xx

I'm taking things one day at a time for now and the local governor has issued an order for everyone to stay home unless it's an emergency or essential.

Isn't researching family history fun?!?!?  You'll never know what surprises you might find!

That cat sounds CUTE!!!!!!!!
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« Reply #8273 on: May 01, 2020, 01:20:18 PM »
How are you doing, Bonesie?  I've not done much more family research just lately - seem to be finding it hard to motivate myself at the moment.  But still being visited by cute cats, mostly because we get a lot of birds in the tree outside the house at the moment :) Hope you're doing okay xx

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« Reply #8274 on: May 01, 2020, 02:32:28 PM »
How are you doing, Bonesie?  I've not done much more family research just lately - seem to be finding it hard to motivate myself at the moment.  But still being visited by cute cats, mostly because we get a lot of birds in the tree outside the house at the moment :) Hope you're doing okay xx

I'm taking things one day at a time.  Those cats sound CUTE!

With family research, a new third cousin just found me this past month.
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« Reply #8275 on: May 01, 2020, 03:47:15 PM »
I'm just soooooooooo glad your Covid-19 text was negative, Bones.
WHEW.

Makes everything else shrink in perspective.

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« Reply #8276 on: May 02, 2020, 04:17:07 AM »
How are you doing, Bonesie?  I've not done much more family research just lately - seem to be finding it hard to motivate myself at the moment.  But still being visited by cute cats, mostly because we get a lot of birds in the tree outside the house at the moment :) Hope you're doing okay xx

I'm taking things one day at a time.  Those cats sound CUTE!

With family research, a new third cousin just found me this past month.

One day at a time sounds like a good plan, Bonesie.  The cats are cute, I spend so much time watching them.  The grass opposite our house is really long now, then you've got the trees with all the birds in and the cats all milling about in the long grass, sometimes snoozing, sometimes stalking.  There's a young one who's new to the block, I'm guessing he's only recently become old enough to be allowed out.  He just sits mesmerised by what's going on around him, because he's seeing it for the first time.  He was trying to catch blossom as it fell out of the tree and it was just so cute to watch.

How many relatives have you found altogether now, Bonesie are you able to keep track of them all? xx

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« Reply #8277 on: May 02, 2020, 04:59:55 AM »
How are you doing, Bonesie?  I've not done much more family research just lately - seem to be finding it hard to motivate myself at the moment.  But still being visited by cute cats, mostly because we get a lot of birds in the tree outside the house at the moment :) Hope you're doing okay xx

I'm taking things one day at a time.  Those cats sound CUTE!

With family research, a new third cousin just found me this past month.

One day at a time sounds like a good plan, Bonesie.  The cats are cute, I spend so much time watching them.  The grass opposite our house is really long now, then you've got the trees with all the birds in and the cats all milling about in the long grass, sometimes snoozing, sometimes stalking.  There's a young one who's new to the block, I'm guessing he's only recently become old enough to be allowed out.  He just sits mesmerised by what's going on around him, because he's seeing it for the first time.  He was trying to catch blossom as it fell out of the tree and it was just so cute to watch.

How many relatives have you found altogether now, Bonesie are you able to keep track of them all? xx

I'm visualizing what that CUTE little kitten looks like!

I've managed to accumulate a lot of relatives in my database over the course of several years.  The third cousin, who recently found me, is just getting started with her genealogy and because all of the libraries and archives are closed due to COVID-19, she's stuck and can't research on her own.  I have a lot of binders, notes, documentation, and some books so I'm acting as a substitute library for her.  Whenever she has a question, I can look it up in my research.
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« Reply #8278 on: May 03, 2020, 05:45:22 AM »
How are you doing, Bonesie?  I've not done much more family research just lately - seem to be finding it hard to motivate myself at the moment.  But still being visited by cute cats, mostly because we get a lot of birds in the tree outside the house at the moment :) Hope you're doing okay xx

I'm taking things one day at a time.  Those cats sound CUTE!

With family research, a new third cousin just found me this past month.

One day at a time sounds like a good plan, Bonesie.  The cats are cute, I spend so much time watching them.  The grass opposite our house is really long now, then you've got the trees with all the birds in and the cats all milling about in the long grass, sometimes snoozing, sometimes stalking.  There's a young one who's new to the block, I'm guessing he's only recently become old enough to be allowed out.  He just sits mesmerised by what's going on around him, because he's seeing it for the first time.  He was trying to catch blossom as it fell out of the tree and it was just so cute to watch.

How many relatives have you found altogether now, Bonesie are you able to keep track of them all? xx

I'm visualizing what that CUTE little kitten looks like!

I've managed to accumulate a lot of relatives in my database over the course of several years.  The third cousin, who recently found me, is just getting started with her genealogy and because all of the libraries and archives are closed due to COVID-19, she's stuck and can't research on her own.  I have a lot of binders, notes, documentation, and some books so I'm acting as a substitute library for her.  Whenever she has a question, I can look it up in my research.

That's nice of you to do that for her, Bonesie, did she find you online?  I've not found any living relatives yet, I found a little one who passed away very young that I never knew about, on my paternal grandmother's side.  That was sad, I'd like to see if I can find her grave once we're all allowed out again and take some flowers up there.

He is a cute kitty!  Mostly grey with black stripes and little flecks of white, short haired, very sleek and shiny and just that skinny look young cats have because they've not filled out yet, you know?  He's quite shy and won't come over to say hello but sits outside, he was wrestling grass yesterday, the cats have become like my daytime TV show!  Lol xx

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« Reply #8279 on: May 03, 2020, 05:58:21 AM »
How are you doing, Bonesie?  I've not done much more family research just lately - seem to be finding it hard to motivate myself at the moment.  But still being visited by cute cats, mostly because we get a lot of birds in the tree outside the house at the moment :) Hope you're doing okay xx

I'm taking things one day at a time.  Those cats sound CUTE!

With family research, a new third cousin just found me this past month.

One day at a time sounds like a good plan, Bonesie.  The cats are cute, I spend so much time watching them.  The grass opposite our house is really long now, then you've got the trees with all the birds in and the cats all milling about in the long grass, sometimes snoozing, sometimes stalking.  There's a young one who's new to the block, I'm guessing he's only recently become old enough to be allowed out.  He just sits mesmerised by what's going on around him, because he's seeing it for the first time.  He was trying to catch blossom as it fell out of the tree and it was just so cute to watch.

How many relatives have you found altogether now, Bonesie are you able to keep track of them all? xx

I'm visualizing what that CUTE little kitten looks like!

I've managed to accumulate a lot of relatives in my database over the course of several years.  The third cousin, who recently found me, is just getting started with her genealogy and because all of the libraries and archives are closed due to COVID-19, she's stuck and can't research on her own.  I have a lot of binders, notes, documentation, and some books so I'm acting as a substitute library for her.  Whenever she has a question, I can look it up in my research.

That's nice of you to do that for her, Bonesie, did she find you online?  I've not found any living relatives yet, I found a little one who passed away very young that I never knew about, on my paternal grandmother's side.  That was sad, I'd like to see if I can find her grave once we're all allowed out again and take some flowers up there.

He is a cute kitty!  Mostly grey with black stripes and little flecks of white, short haired, very sleek and shiny and just that skinny look young cats have because they've not filled out yet, you know?  He's quite shy and won't come over to say hello but sits outside, he was wrestling grass yesterday, the cats have become like my daytime TV show!  Lol xx

My third cousin found me through the website Find-A-Grave.  You might be able to find info on your paternal grandmother's side there.

Wrestling grass!  LOL!!  CUTE!!!!!
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