re: Has anybody had anything good happen in 2020 so far?

Good Lord woke me up every morning so far....

You get out to New Roads area, let me know.

LL, love your pond. Used to have one, but between the dam coons eating the fish and my dogs getting into it, I said the hell with that.

They do have LV lights that kill the greens algae.

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They do have LV lights that kill the greens algae

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Reignited the fire with the wife........due to above

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Gross

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OysterPoBoy

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Must be shitty at life.

Being married for 40+ years has been the only good thing about 2020 for me.

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Staying home and venturing into more refined cooking.

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Man. I’ve cooked some amazing stuff this year too.

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You should be beaten

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You sound pretty jealous, IMO.

Yes, for small ponds like you have. It is put into the pump suction line. It kill the green real good. Gave mine to my sister.

Oh, it's a uv light. Another problem I am having is I am forgetting crap. Doctors want me to give up POA now. Part of this ALS.

I started a new job in February. Snuck it in right before the buzzer. I'd have been up shite creek if I was still looking when the shutdown happened.

I'm getting married to the coolest, funniest girl I've ever met this evening. We are closing on our dream home on Wednesday.

It has been a fairly dreadful year. Like all businesses, my firm's revenues have declined significantly as a consequence of the pandemic, which has reduced my earnings in turn. Recently, after toiling for several months to win a massive project from a client, that project was summarily tranferred to a competitor exclusively on the basis of race by the the minority executives of the client. They did not even bother to create a pretext for the maneuver, they openly acknowledge it was done in the interests of advancing social "justice." All cultural, sporting, social, and leisure activities I enjoy have been eradicated. I was supposed to take a memorable and long-awaited vacation with my significant other, but that was obviously cancelled. My daughter's schooling has been disrupted, which makes me concerned for her social and intellectual well-being. It is also exhausting to try to care for a child at home and maintain a demanding career. And finally, the vitriolic and irrational sociopolitical climate in this country is depressing. I fear that merit and reason and decency and freedom are endangered. The public mind is unmoored. The situation makes my life and efforts feel futile, my goals unreachable. Hopefully, it will all pass.

In the good column: I think my significant other is gorgeous and sensuous, I love her and I believe we have a great relationship, I love my wonderful daughter beyond words, no one I know has gotten seriously ill, I am fortunate enough to still be employed, I've continued to work out during quarantine, I've had the opportunity read and think during quarantine. I am grateful for these blessings. I know there are many people enduring greater hardships than me.