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More fog for the Ragtag Daily Prompt today. We were walking in the sun and the fog was creeping in behind us. We went back quickly, before the fog really took over.
I like this because it takes a moment for me to figure out what it is, even though I took the photograph.
I think I will submit it to today’s Ragtag Daily Prompt: lollygag. As I feel better, I still need the oxygen, but it feels very weird to lollygag around, take pictures, and not go to clinic to work.
This is for today’s Ragtag Daily Prompt: vista. The other night was such a beautiful sunset. I felt guilty last night going to bed without going down for the sunset….
I like September here. It is cooler but often still sunny. Sunset is earlier. After pneumonia, I have often gone to bed at 8:00 pm or earlier. Now I can stay up until sunset! This is from North Beach, two evenings ago. Beautiful evening.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: myocarditis.
There is myocarditis and pericarditis in some 20 something year olds after the Pfizer vaccine. However, the amount of myocarditis and pericarditis is ten times as much in 20 something year olds unvaccinated with Covid-19. The myocarditis and pericarditis with the vaccine is short term. There is also a recent study just out of over 43, 000 people in Great Britan indicating that unvaccinated people with Delta variant Covid-19 are 2.26 times more likely to be hospitalized as unvaccinated with the Alpha variant.
The fog is burning off. It is becoming clearer and clearer that the vaccine is way safer than the Delta variant Covid-19 infection. It is still too late, too late, for some people.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: deja vu.
This bird has a GOAL. This is a directed flight, like an arrow. Can you guess the bird?
Here it is in the tree top, the goal.

Landing in the tree, getting situated, takes a minute.

Yes, it’s a great blue heron. She reminded me of a tree topper: an unusual angel. It takes a big tree to support this angel, here:

She is at the top of one of the far trees.
Deja vu: seeing the Covid-19 numbers rise in the US again and grieving about that and Afganistan and Haiti and sending love to all the grieving that we don’t even know about.
I took these pictures in September 2017, down the street from my house. I love the great blue herons and I love to see them in trees. They look so wonderful and peculiar in trees.
I look at the wikipedia list of rock types: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rock_types.
Whew, intimidating. I am slowly learning a bit about the local rocks, but have a long way to go….
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