THIS
WEEK'S DEAR JOHN LETTER!
Dear
John,
I
think more than anything else, right now I just need some comfort in
my life. We seem to have society collapsing around us and I am stuck
at home. I discovered that my job is not an essential position. I am
rethinking everything I know right now. I'm wondering if this would
be a bad time to change careers to find something that would be
needed no matter what. I felt like I was punched in the gut when I
was told my job is not essential. What do I do every day? Why do I go
there? I really think this epidemic will open my eyes, and others, to
how we look at society. Do you think this would be a bad time to
change careers? What would be a good long-term essential option? Any
ideas?
Signed
– Feeling Lost
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March
26
Epilepsy
Awareness Day – Purple Day
National
Nougat Day
A
new study found that one in five Americans think that aliens will
invade earth in the next fifty years. (https://bit.ly/2UeG2Uc)
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Michigan State Police troopers followed a man about six miles through the snow after he fled on foot at a rest stop in Wexford County. Troopers from the Cadillac Post tried to stop a driver around 11:00 p.m. Friday on northbound U.S. 131 near M-115 for an equipment violation. 20-year-old Justin David Atkins pulled the car into the Clam Lake Rest Area and stopped on the far side of a semi-truck. Atkins got out of his car and fled on foot, with troopers giving chase. He was tracked for about six miles through the snow and spotted at the Beacon and Bridge gas station. Atkins was arrested after a foot pursuit. Police said Atkins had alcohol in his system, a suspended license and no insurance on his vehicle. He was arraigned at 84th District Court in Wexford County on charges of felony fleeing and eluding and misdemeanor operating while license suspended. (https://bit.ly/38hFm5L)
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A
leaked court tape shows that Amber Heard once smashed a door into
Johnny Depp’s head.(https://pge.sx/2x2zxfr)
Dr.
Oz is encouraging couples stuck in quarantine to do the dirty deed in
order to kill time and ease tension.(https://bit.ly/2QnSsIo)
Netflix is being asked to slow down its streaming speeds so the internet doesn’t buckle from a surge in viewership.(https://bit.ly/3a4Y3LB)
A
Las Vegas strip club is hosting drive-thru shows in an effort to
promote social distancing. (https://bit.ly/2Wse1eL)
The
staff at a popular Houston restaurant got a $9,400 tip from some
regular customers who wanted to help them get by during the shutdown.
The couple came for an early dinner at Irma’s Southwest restaurant
on Monday, after learning that all restaurants in the county would
have to close their dining rooms and only offer takeout and delivery
service.
Eating
two portions of mushrooms per week could halve your risk of abnormal
brain decline in old age. Researchers found people who eat 300g or
more of cooked mushrooms have a reduced risk of mild cognitive
impairment. Mushrooms contain an amino acid which the body can’t
make for itself.
Over
one billion people are now confined to their homes because of the
Coronavirus. (https://yhoo.it/39bN023)
FUN
FACT FOR YOU:Share
this with your friends... they'll think you're really smart!
There's an entire town under a rock. If you've ever been accused of "living under a rock," you'll feel right at home in Setenil de Las Bodegas in Spain. Many of this tiny town's 3,000 residents live and work and play in a gorge beneath a huge rocky outcropping, where homes are built right into the rock. It provides so much shelter that historians think this area has been occupied by human settlements since the Stone Age.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setenil_de_las_Bodegas
There's an entire town under a rock. If you've ever been accused of "living under a rock," you'll feel right at home in Setenil de Las Bodegas in Spain. Many of this tiny town's 3,000 residents live and work and play in a gorge beneath a huge rocky outcropping, where homes are built right into the rock. It provides so much shelter that historians think this area has been occupied by human settlements since the Stone Age.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setenil_de_las_Bodegas
A NEWS HEADLINE... FROM SOMEWHERE IN THIS WORLD!
Dateline.... CHINA
The city of Wuhan, China is reporting no new cases of the Coronavirus for the first time since the outbreak began there. (https://nyti.ms/3dgW8p2)
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A
Florida ex-con swindled $3,000 from a woman he met on a dating app –
and then coaxed her into sending nude snaps of herself in order to be
repaid. 35-year-old Michael William McDougal posed as a man named
Michael Reynolds on Plenty of Fish while getting acquainted with his
victim. The pair moved the conversation to Facebook, where McDougal
said he needed to borrow $1,000 after losing his bank card. The woman
lent McDougal $3,000 over the course of several days. He promised to
pay her back, but notifications she received from PayPal were bogus.
Investigators said McDougal later messaged the woman using his real
name in an attempt to “clear up” any of the victim’s
“confusion” about his alter ego. He even bragged he could cover
the victim’s losses out of sheer “generosity,” and then offered
to pay her $5,000 if she sent nude photos to his cousin. McDougal,
who was arrested Thursday on charges of extortion and scheme to
defraud, has been released from custody after posting $4,500 bond. If
convicted, he faces up to twenty years in prison.
(https://bit.ly/396QuCY)
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According
to a police report, as a manager worked nearby to sanitize a section
of a Wisconsin grocery store, a 53-year-old woman licked the handle
of a freezer door in what she later told cops was a “protest to the
Coronavirus.” The odd act of defiance occurred Saturday afternoon
in the freezer section of Festival Foods in Marshfield, a city in
central Wisconsin. As detailed in a Marshfield Police Department
report, a store manager told officers that he was “sanitizing the
handles in the freezer section” when he looked over at a woman
later identified as Nona Lindhors. Lindhorst, the store manager told
police, “proceeded to look at him and lick the door handle of a
freezer door.” The manager “immediately sanitized the licked door
handle” and called 9-1-1. Lindhorst, who told cops that she “has
not used this method of protest at any other locations,” was
informed that “her behavior was uncalled for.”
(https://bit.ly/2QC953f)
FAKE NEWS.... OR FLORIDA?!
I read a headline and Heidi (and you) need to guess if the story is FAKE NEWS or something that really happened in the state of FLORIDA.
A Florida man got naked from the waist down and made lewd gestures at an underage girl after he crashed into the car she was in.
FLORIDA (https://bit.ly/2QBYllf)
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FAKE NEWS.... OR FLORIDA?!
I read a headline and Heidi (and you) need to guess if the story is FAKE NEWS or something that really happened in the state of FLORIDA.
A Florida man got naked from the waist down and made lewd gestures at an underage girl after he crashed into the car she was in.
FLORIDA (https://bit.ly/2QBYllf)
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NJ
Restaurant Owner Takes Out $50K Loan To Pay Employees During
Coronavirus Crisis
