Remember to wash your hands and wear your mask Sami. Stay Well.:)

I will! =)

And I hope you are recovering well after your "conflict with stones" ;-)

See you next Sunday, under good signs!

:) Keep up the good work Sami!

Thank you I am doing much better. A bit of a struggle but I think I won the battle. :)

United We Stand - Divided We Fall - Let's Stand Together!

Hi Sami, good to see you're wearing your mask correctly:-)
We had a big minstry of health ad in our paper today: Keep your distance, wash your hands, wear your mask, air rooms regularly, reduce contacts, use app.
www.zusammengegencorona.de/en

People need to be reminded =)

Pretty much the same here.

great idea Sami, to use your designated guestbook like this.
the article format offers far more possibilites...

Exactly! =) And I don't mind adding links as well in here.

It was a little heartbreaking to delete all comments on the old guest book. So, alternatively one could let them be, but close it for "me only", and provide for example a large image link for the new guest book.

One could suggest wearing a plastic bag for such people! =D

Yes, it is annoying to see people doing that. And I would actually recommend that crossed strings method seen on my image to all. It not only prevents foggy glasses, but also allows the air circulate more freely from the sides.

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4474252

In case if it is the reason why people does not wear the mask properly.

My glasses seem to fog up whichever way I tie/ wear the mask, even with FFP2/N95 mask. I have tried crossing, tying knots ...
The air vent you get by crossing the strings may be helpful for the wearer but what about escaping aerosols?

One can not prevent aerosols escaping as 100% proof anyway. Mask is supposed to stop drops spreading right front of you when speaking or accidentally coughing.

Sami,

Couldn't find only one link to put here ... so, you and guests have the whole thing from my Doc [infectious disease] in Florida. She is not an alarmist ... she just tries to get the Data/Science out for us to read ... Dr. Sandra Gompf, M.D.

Re: foggy glasses -- there is a lens spray that prevents fogging and also something called Nerdwax -- cloths to clean glasses and prevents fogging.

So far, I've not used either, but Doc has.... just go through her posts.
An education in itself !

Peggy

www.facebook.com/Sandra.GompfMD

Just a hello from me, raingirl, if you do a check in here on ipernity one day. Hope your family is appreciating you! *smile*

Hi Sami, I spotted you had been on Ipernity so just want to say Hello and hope you are OK
Colin