Maybe we would meet up for dinner there sometime...I'm just north in Benzonia

 

Anyone know how long the covid fatigue lasts? I am 2 weeks post positive test and I still have no energy. This is killing me....

 

Anyone know how long the covid fatigue lasts? I am 2 weeks post positive test and I still have no energy. This is killing me....

For me it was about 2-3 weeks after I first felt it that I started to feel normal-ish again.

 

Anyone know how long the covid fatigue lasts? I am 2 weeks post positive test and I still have no energy. This is killing me....

I'm almost 2 years post Covid. I still don't think I have as much energy as I used to. I get tired super easy.

 

I'm almost 2 years post Covid. I still don't think I have as much energy as I used to. I get tired super easy.

That's because you're old Jim [emoji1787]

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We already have a covid thread, why don't you old farts keep this nonsense over there?

 

We already have a covid thread, why don't you old farts keep this nonsense over there?

Hey, I didn't bring it up. I just answered the question. 🖕

 

Maybe we would meet up for dinner there sometime...I'm just north in Benzonia

Definitely.

 

We already have a covid thread, why don't you old farts keep this nonsense over there?

I didn't think greygoose was an old guy.

 

I didn't think greygoose was an old guy.

He's got like a month on me so it counts. Just like my wife who's 6 weeks older and has to hear it all the time.

 

Years ago I suspected it's all downhill after you turn 30 and can confirm it gets steeper after age 40. By the time you're 50 I'm told you're just looking for a soft pillow to land on and when you approach 60 you're trying to find an ergonomic shovel to dig yourself out with.

 

Years ago I suspected it's all downhill after you turn 30 and can confirm it gets steeper after age 40. By the time you're 50 I'm told you're just looking for a soft pillow to land on and when you approach 60 you're trying to find an ergonomic shovel to dig yourself out with.

I would disagree. Yes there are things I don't do anymore but I am still active and probably wheel more than most of you guys combined.
Too bad this fucked up site no longer has the :finger: emoji.

 

For me it was about 2-3 weeks after I first felt it that I started to feel normal-ish again.

I feel like I'm getting closer to normal, finally getting shit done around the house/in the barn. But deff not 100%, and need breaks, and more naps than normal. I think im 3 weeks post positive.

 

He's got like a month on me so it counts. Just like my wife who's 6 weeks older and has to hear it all the time.

I have a buddy who's birthday is in July, mine is in April.... I will always be "the old man" because I am 3 months older....

 

My mom was 2 months older than my dad. For 62 years of marriage my dad married an "older woman".

 

^^^^ Hahaha, that's funny!

 

The executive team here fired the entire production department management last week, Production Manager, both supervisors on first shift.

Now they're expediting shipments and missing trucks lol.

I'm totally cool with letting people go, even wholesale, but FFS have the outline of a plan in place perhaps?

 

The executive team here fired the entire production department management last week, Production Manager, both supervisors on first shift.

Now they're expediting shipments and missing trucks lol.

I'm totally cool with letting people go, even wholesale, but FFS have the outline of a plan in place perhaps?

Shoot first ask questions later...

 

Yeah, hilarious for me, but a poor business move lol.

Now they have the manager of the anodize department, and her supervisor trying to run production, which means no one is running anodize.

Hilarity.

 

Yeah, hilarious for me, but a poor business move lol.

Now they have the manager of the anodize department, and her supervisor trying to run production, which means no one is running anodize.

Hilarity.

That means it's time for you to step up and do your part, wouldn't you say?