so I got half of a flu shot, I wonder which half of me will get the flu

 Roses are red, violets are blue, clicking the pics, is what you should do.

One of the very few remaining flowers in my daughter's garden.

I got a flu shot yesterday since October is officially the start of the flu season. I always try to take it in October or late September because it takes about two weeks to take full effect. I've been doing that for many years, but I got a surprise yesterday when I found out there are basically two kinds of flu shots. There's a flu shot for people under the age of 65, and a flu shot for old geezers like me.

I never knew that before because there was no need to, but this time the need arose because the old geezer vaccine was nowhere to be found at all the places I tried. Come to find out a lot of us geezers, and geezeretts decided, out of fear, or common sense, to get a flu shot this year, and places where I went were out of the old folks flu shot and had no idea when or if they would get more.

Now I don't know if that's a problem in any place other than my neighborhood. Still, it made me think about the shortages of things during the initial Bat flu panic, so I decided to go ahead and get the regular flu shot that doesn't have as many antigens in it as the geezer shot does. But, I figured something is better than nothing, and since most folks are wearing masks and social distancing. And I'm going to be pretty much self-isolated when I leave Denver after Thanksgiving and start boondocking. My chances of contracting the flu are remote, so hopefully, I'll be okay.

And speaking of self-isolating, I have decided that until they get the Bat flu a little more under control. And get the double whammy of the Bat flu and regular flu figured out, I'm going to try to live more like I did when the Bat flu first hit and limit the amount of time I'm around large amounts of people indoors. Of course, that's not a hardship for me since I live that way most of the time anyway.

                             theboondork

My family is babysitting someone's dog for a week.

I don't know what kind of dog it is but it might be a labradoodle, or a sheepdog, half Sheep half dog. He seems to be a friendly dog [or sheep] but he barks [or bleats] too much as far as I'm concerned.

My granddaughter was playing and in a weird pose when I snapped this picture, so I just went ahead and made it a weird picture.