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“An internal rebellion”
The situation began as an internal rebellion in the, er, South, then was compounded by a naval nasal blockade and related hostilities in the far North. Countermeasures were enacted, but not in time to prevent a general strike today.
It is hoped that tomorrow will see a resolution to the situation. Otherwise, we’ll have to go nuclear. And as we learned back in 1983, nobody wins that kind of contest.
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Nothing worse than your own personal civil war. I hope a general surrender by the enemy is imminent.
I am also under attack, but only at the North end.
I don’t know whether to blame the mold (and its creator, the weather) or tree pollen. Doesn’t really matter; its not like knowing the cause will change anything. I’m not likely to move, and I’m doing everything the doc and allergist recommend.
Bitty: Thanks, but the conflict has entered a third day. On top of that, M has also been home the last couple of days with migraines. We’re a sight.
Camera: Yeah, the principle of diminishing returns factors in when it comes to acquiring more info about some situations. Short of buying an environment suit, you’ve done all you can.