I also just bought some shoes, maybe there's something to it.. They're not here yet for me to snap, but as for sharing your unique shoes,
as long as I'm here you're good.
I love a little distraction, little sneaker talk with pics!
I think a little online shopping(no choice right now if we want pretty much anything) helps the mind! Dont tell mr fixer they are Nike what ever you do, but these are a 9.5(10.5 US) and although fit well, the stupid lace design on the r/h shoe, digs in to an old injury.(OK its my fault not the shoe)
You can feel the lace , which touches an old break on the big toe.............i just left it 30+ years back. So a little simple stub feels like i have broken it all over. Now imagine that break on the knuckle, someone putting pressure on it= thats how it feels as soon as i slip it on. Liking the design and having them sat there since Dec19, i have ordered another pair in 10.5.........hoping they will fit! Yes crazy i know. I am not even a huge nike sneaker fan, i prefer adidas and have several pairs(still one of my all time fav are my EQT and had them ages, only summer wear)
Red, thats a tough call and no way of knowing 100% without a test, i would say(so its a guess) 50/50 chance. Did she have shortness of breath(struggling to breath) and a cough? Even possible coughing up blood. Thats the apparent difference, it may have flu like symptoms in ways with high temp/fever, but its not typical flu.
Agree trailhunter, 6-12 months is the most realistic. We have been told in the UK 3-6m, so that means 6m at least. Also possible relaxing in some isolating rules, then enforcing again. So by that, i am reading into it. Some business after 3 or 4 months maybe allowed to open, but could close again if any increase. Its a tough call to make , even if/when the UK is clear. If the rest of the globe is not, we are still at risk, as with any other country. So a huge global problem, without total eradication (vaccine) its not going to go away any time soon. All we can do, is limit the spread as much as possible till that time comes.
Stay safe