Some have expressed uncertainty as to whether or not they may have already had the virus, having experienced symptoms previous to the widespread reports. We live in the Keys, and I am exposed to international travelers regularly. My wife and I both had "something" for a full 6 weeks - including the telltale dry cough - in the Jan/Feb time frame. I called it Covid 18, the feisty little brother, but was left to wonder, really.

Well today, my wife went in for antibody testing and the results were negative. A bit flummoxed perhaps, but logic had sunk in for me a while back that the odds we had it weren't that high.

So how many others are in this boat? And who is gung-ho to head out into the new "open" world armed with that info? Herd immunity is great, I guess, when you are part of the herd.

And the Keys will once again be open to the unwashed masses starting June 1. We had shut down Rte 1 to visitors and curb-stomped the curve to a total of 99 cases so far, with 3 deaths (population 60-75k - no one really knows, haha). So, when the gates swing open, send me your positive waves out there.