no where to go....

Would surpass Fairfax County which borders Washington D.C. which has a lot of exposure to international traffic.

I guess this may change once more people start getting tested, but

Hope you and yours are keeping safe and well.

I thought of you when I posted this. Yes, we're ok, thanks!
And hope you and your family stay well.

Back at ya, hon.

Glad you guys are doing well and hope that it remains that way. I'm mostly worried about my mom, since she's in her 80s, though she's in relatively good health overall, but still a concern. Otherwise, we're well, though my allergies are acting up, so...that's fun these days.

TBH, my favorite is blueberry (lol).

You are either under 30 or over 60.

Lots of older people there and visiting.

Yikes.

All my ties to the town ended around 1990 when my parents sold the old home place. I've been back to a couple of high school reunions (2008 and 18) but find little joy in catching up on what the largely right wing religious folks have been doing with their lives. Most of the ones I would like to see don't go.

The area where I grew up was farms, inexpensive houses/trailers, and more substantial homes the further toward Williamsburg you went. That area now is near a bunch of very expensive homes in gated communities and retail seems to have taken over our 14 acres.