I had to pick up a couple of prescriptions today. I usually use the drive-thru but there were
about 8 cars in line so I decided to go into the pharmacy. My pharmacy is in a Sparrow Hospital medical building; the pharmacy entrance is right inside the front door. Before I could go anywhere inside, I had to stop at a table to use hand sanitizer, answer health questions, make sure I was masked, and they took my temperature. They had masks available for folks needing one. Anyone with a vent on their mask had to cover it with another surgical mask. Of course, the floor was marked every 6 feet so people standing in line can maintain the proper distance. I was the only customer inside. This is also a testing center, so I appreciated their thoroughness.
It makes me despise those covidiots even more.
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after about 90 minutes because we had a line of thunderstorms and torrential rain that seemed to park itself over Lansing just about the time they were gathering. I live about two miles from the Capitol and there were some mighty close lightning strikes. I was watching a live feed from a local television station and every time lightning would flash and thunder would crack, they'd flinch and more of them would slink away. We got about 2" of rain in that time. It was great.
