Anwar, well that is lousy, to say the very least, Sir. We'll hook up the "bat line" to the overall Commander in Chief and send along some requests and petitions for healthy news.
JWilsonphoto wrote:
Wish we had a "don't like this at all" button............ Prayers for you Anwar, be well my friend.
TOPP!!!
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nickjohnson wrote:
Hummm …. well I’m not laughing.
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anthonysemone wrote:
Anwar, well that is lousy, to say the very least, Sir. We'll hook up the "bat line" to the overall Commander in Chief and send along some requests and petitions for healthy news.
anthony
Guys, you know me, I am an engineer, I take rules and regulations very seriously!
I never take things like (laws, illness, safety, etc) irresponsibly or carelessly, it is just my cheerful nature
About the COVID part, tomorrow I will know, if negative I am happy and thankful to God, if positive I am an engineer (and happy) and thankful to God It is just more steps in the algorithm
I am happy and normal, regardless of the result, and I am still Anwar
nickjohnson wrote:
“Still cheerful” - Great!
Yep! My mood is 100% high (not narcotics high though )
nickjohnson wrote:
“I am normal” - Hummmm!
Again, yep! Emotionally and psychologically normal. Physically: well no one can defy physics although really I am physically good (on appearance).
Zane Adams wrote:
Glad you got the All Clear Anwar!
Today's result is still pending. They (Ministry/Department of Health) usually post results at 8am every morning.
My first quarantine was from 16th to 30th of April. Beginning (16th) and End (30th) results were both negative.
For those living in or near Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, you are in a a treat tomorrow. I wasn't aware of the plan until 10 minutes ago. I have never seen a B-1 in air before so this will be a rare opportunity.
Quote:
"The aircraft are scheduled to overfly each of the cities, beginning at approximately 4:00 pm, then fly on to the next city. U.S. Air Force and U.S. Marine Corps jets will fly over in five waves. The flyovers will be led by the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, followed by B-1, B-2 and B-52 bombers, F-15 and F-22 fighters and U.S. Marine Corps F-35 fighters.
BOSTON: The aircraft are scheduled to overfly the center of the city at approximately 4:00 pm approaching from the northeast at 1,000 feet above the ground. Multiple aircraft will overfly the U.S.S. Constitution and then proceed over Fenway Park before departing the city.
NEW YORK: The aircraft are scheduled to fly down the Hudson River at approximately 5:00 pm and pass just east of the Statue of Liberty.
PHILADELPHIA: The aircraft are scheduled to overfly the center of the city at approximately 5:15 pm approaching from the northeast at 1,000 feet above the ground. Multiple aircraft will fly over Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell and then proceed southwest out of the city.
BALTIMORE: The aircraft are scheduled to overfly Fort McHenry at approximately 5:30 pm approaching from the northeast at 1,000 feet above the ground. Multiple aircraft will overfly Fort McHenry before turning south out of the city."
BTW, one shot from this morning... Happy Independence Day, my American FM families!
Oh, since this is an airplane themed thread, here is a shot of the Air Force Memorial from Monday:
Prayers for you Anwar, be well my friend.
