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“demon pox. there’s always demon pox.”
-cassandra clare
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image credit: the maine renaissance faire
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“demon pox. there’s always demon pox.”
-cassandra clare
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image credit: the maine renaissance faire
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Very thought-provoking, Beth. They made an experiment with coloring one person (only seen under black light) sitting together with 7 others around a table. After they had dinner all were colored. Some in the face.
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yes, this makes sense, and another good way to understand the spread
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It made pretty much aware of the danger!
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Incredible…. so well expressed and explained 🧚♀️
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i think they did a great job of it –
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Beware of rogue pixie and faerie dust
Bad specks can be carried by any gust
Enter crowded carnivals with mistrust
And tread carefully upon old rust
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a perfect poem, ivor
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I was upholding the honour of my faeries…
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Glitter spreads faster than the corona virus and lasts longer. Entertaining as always, Beth!
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oh, i know about the glitter personally )
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Of that, I have no doubt! ✨
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I saw someone had posted this on FB a while back. Yes.
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yes, from the maine renaissance faire, and i think they explained it in an easy to understand way –
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I saw it, too and thought it was a wonderful way to explain it.
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I thought so too, very clever
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Perfect
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it explains it quite well, i think –
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But hopefully covid isn’t still on your clothes a year after the festival… 🙂
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a great point
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Hopefully someone will develop a vaccine for glitter…
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the odds are slim to none )
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Praying SO HARD that we don’t see a “glitter-spike” after these recent events… 😩.. that would really be the absolute trifecta of misery visited upon the land.
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❤
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Yes, that would help explain the spread, Beth.
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Ha! Fabulous, Beth. I used to love Renaissance fairs. Thanks for the big smile. Hugs.
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I do too, and I think this illustrates how any large gathering right now, no matter how festive, can lead to more spread. I do look forward to the return of the faires
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Hits the nail on the head.
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Great analogy, but glitter lasts much longer. I once found glitter in a guitar case I hadn’t used for years. Dare I say, “spot on.”
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I’m a serial ‘glitterist’ so I know what you say is true
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I love the concept ‘serial glitterist.’ Ha!
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I LOVE the glitter! Always room for it. It’s the best thing eveer.
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I’m guessing not everyone agrees )
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A great point. “Social distancing” is impossible in a large public gathering. Caution is the word of the day.
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I try not to buy cards with glitters. I got a dress with glitters for my two years old granddaughter and found out it was not a good choice especially for little kids.
Hubby said washing the hands is not the best way to stop the spread but wearing gloves is a better solution. Working in the hospital, demonstration was done by putting powder in medical professionals’ hands, then they washed the hands thoroughly. After that, they put the “clean” hands under the blue light and spots of powder were still there.
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Interesting-
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That’s a great way to explain it. I remember when I gave my parents a glitter card and my dad was continually finding glitter on himself…
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Yes, an interesting phenomenon
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Perfect. I’m just trashed from all this. I just want to go in a cave until it’s over.
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Take your dogs – I so get this
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Definitely taking the dogs ❤️🐾
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Interesting way to get the point across.
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So many ways to show so many people
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Having attended a few Ren Fests, I can relate to this!
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it makes perfect sense
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Don’t get me started on glitter. My parents love to send my daughter glittery things
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and i know it stays with you long after –
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Yes it does and then they send more.
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Very clever, Beth.
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it was written by the maine renaissance festival people, and i thought such a good way to explain it
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Definitely!
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Loved how this explains it. Perfect.
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I thought they did a great job if it
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Cute.
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thank. you –
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