From Athens -Friday Thoughts - 15-05-20

Good Morning All,

Another week has passed ... still many more questions than answers....

I have given up making any predictions about how and when this pandemic will

End..... Each state is writing their action plan to reopen..... not to breach our

dawgs.com political Boundaries.... but it goes far beyond Heinz “57”...... the differences....

Interesting sidebar.... the State of Wisconsin Supreme Court has overruled

the governor and placed the writing of the reopening policy in the hands of the state legislators.....

Hey Chief.....weather is going to be beautiful this weekend....any plans for the grill......?? I am learning towards seafood.....

Pause and give thanks.....

Have a safe weekend and week

Continue to check on family and friends.....often..

As always “Go Dawgs”

May you live in interesting times....

We certainly are in interesting times. I fear our chances for a season decrease by the day just like Deandre Bakers chances to remain free. What a moron he seems to be.

I think the Wisconsin Supreme Court probably got it right from a legal stand point. Over powerful executive authority has been at the root of all great human atrocities. The founders of this nation knew that thus our decentralized structure.

Be safe all.

Boss Dawg ..agree this is not the time or place to try and fix blame..

Plenty of others are doing just that....

Trying to make the best effort going forward..... sorting out the

Noise .... focus on trying to stay healthy.....

Way before Covid 19 .... your health is the most important thing..

Looking forward to a taco.... and a cold brew. ....you and yours

Stay well .....

I am OK with an empty stadium. I cheer enough from my living room.

I work with hospitals and was on one of their weekly staff meetings about a month ago. The doc running the call said he didn't expect their hospitals to start allowing visitors until there is a vaccine.

We've got a nonrefundable hotel room in Jacksonville. If they play the cocktail party in front of an empty stadium, I suppose we'll watch it from the sports bar in the hotel lobby. Or the 19th hole of a Jacksonville-area golf course. Making lemonade out of lemons and all.

We have been incredibly fortunate. I have two friends that caught the virus and both recovered after hospital stays, I can work remote so closing the office in mid-March was no great burden. My job is made slightly harder not being able to travel, but we work through those challenges. Like I said, incredibly blessed.
Will be surreal to watch a football game with no crowd, but it is what it is.

Go 'dawgs!