My niece got that dreaded phone call from work that she may have been exposed to Covid
She took the test and, sure enough, it's positive. However, she's has no fever, no loss of taste or smell. She actually had a slight head cold, to start with and said even those symptoms have almost disappeared.
My advice to her was to keep track of her temp and call to see if she can get another test, later this week, to rule out a false positive. I also told her that, if she does have it, she might be one of the lucky ones who are asymptomatic. She did get her first Moderna jab, about a week ago, so maybe that offered at least SOME measure of mitigation.
Worry, worry, worry. All I seem to do is worry.
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Go out and dig in the garden!
At least one worry I don't have is mowing because all of the lawns are taken care of. For now. Oh, and the 2nd worry - our forecast for snow seems to have disappeared. I will be covering the Bleeding Hearts, tonight, because there is a frost advisory.
And I do take some comfort in the fact she's not showing any symptoms, regardless of the reason. I was exposed to it, twice, very early last year and I never got sick. It was before testing was so readily available so I quarantined and kept an eye out for symptoms that never developed.
Hopefully she will be as lucky. 
