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Jan. 18th, 2026 05:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lauradi7dwMy usual habit is to test for Covid before going to family gatherings and often before taking my friend to her chemo appointments. I have no symptoms of any illness. This morning I did a combination covid and flu test because my plan was to see Flo's family late this afternoon. Faint positive for Covid. Tested again. Negative. Which one was defective? Or possibly more to the point, did I make a procedural mistake one time?
In the famous abundance of caution, I am planning to stay away from people for a few days. I stayed home from ringing, told Flo I wasn't coming, and sent notice to my friend, who arranged for someone else to go with her on Thursday. I'll retest tomorrow and Tuesday. If negative, I'll start having normal days on Friday (day 6).
Will I take this opportunity to do a lot of tidying? I did put some things away, many hours more to go.
In the famous abundance of caution, I am planning to stay away from people for a few days. I stayed home from ringing, told Flo I wasn't coming, and sent notice to my friend, who arranged for someone else to go with her on Thursday. I'll retest tomorrow and Tuesday. If negative, I'll start having normal days on Friday (day 6).
Will I take this opportunity to do a lot of tidying? I did put some things away, many hours more to go.
