Thursday's update shows 705 new cases of COVID-19 reported across Oklahoma.
— News On 6 (@NewsOn6) July 15, 2021
The 7-day rolling average of new cases is now up to 532. There are now 4,089 active cases in the state, up from 3,710 Wednesday. https://t.co/Cqsek3A9ga
Local health experts have said that, in particular, Springfield's case surge has already trickled into Oklahoma. You can see the NE corner of Oklahoma getting hit harder and harder. This will likely get worse here before it gets better. https://t.co/YOc0inwnHX
— Dylan Goforth (@DGoforth918) July 15, 2021
I am avoiding crowds when I can also. And I’m still wearing a mask in the grocery store.
This pandemic is far from over. I thought about rejoining the gym a few months ago and decided against it. If I were making the same decision today I would come to the same decision but quicker. The whole situation is kind of morbidly fascinating to me.
It’s fascinating to me too.
I’m still going to the gym. But I started going to bed earlier and getting up earlier. So there’s rarely anybody else in there when I go. I had it all to myself this morning and last Sunday.
I wish I was an early riser.
I used the time change last October.
Good strategy!
But then come April, ouch!