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Vaccine one done!

Hip hip hooray! I got my first vaccine shot on Saturday! (hey, that rhymes!)

I went back to Lumen Field to get my shot and just as I had observed, the process ran very smoothly. The longest I had to wait was just to get in the building, but mainly that was because I brought my purse with me and so stood in the security line to get my bag checked. The guy checking was SO SLOW, asking everyone to take things out of their bags etc. After that, it was super smooth sailing. The volunteer checking me in was very friendly and said she saw that I had volunteered recently and so thanked me for my service. Then, it was a quick jab in the arm and we were done. With the observation time, I think I was in and out within 20 minutes.

Since it was the first sunny Saturday in a long time, afterwards we grabbed sandwiches at a nearby Carribean sandwich shop that had great patio seating and then walked across the street to get a free Krispy Kreme donut! It was a really good morning! 

My arm felt super sore the evening and the next day, but then it went away and everything is feeling fine! 

My vaccine card


Donuts + sunny skies!

 

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