Speaking of Easter I have a question for our Greek Blitzers about how COVID-19 is going to impact on your mass. Bit of recent discussion in the Doe household, where Mrs Doe (who is Greek) chatted to a Greek lady yesterday about COVID-19 and the lady mentioned they still do the sacramental wine using a spoon and itâs the same spoon for everyone. Mrs D, who is fastidiously clean, was stunned this was still continuing after all these years (clearly she doesnât go to churchâŠ) just from a basic health and cleanliness and icky factor.
The Greek lady wasnât very confident the Greeks were going to follow Govt instructions and do the right thing, especially for the Easter celebrations.
thoughts
3 new cases in Tassie now up to 10
Hobart again
might need to build a wall lol.
Footyâs on.
I wonât die on this hill, but itâs hardly convincing.
- a quote from one person who rang 3AW
- someone who heard a kid that works at a supermarket say looks like people from out of town.
- someone on face book.
But the article just gives people the idea right.
Just eat what you got people.
As of yesterday - no. My sister-in-law, who works nearby, got us a couple of packets of dried pasta.
My wife and sister-in-law are of good Sicilian stock and stellar cooks 
I think this is exactly what theyâre doing, but also with a bit of âbUt The eConOmYâ.
Itâs the shortest government in my lifetime, and it shows.
Havenât decided yet if I will go get communion this year at Easter tbh. Used to do it every year but Iâve become lazy in the last couple of years.
But I can tell you with 100% certainty that what you expressed in your post would be the opinion of most of the older Greeks.
And if I did go, I wont be asking for a different spoon or whatever. Perhaps coronavirus wouldnt survive in Port anyway. 
I think we should build a wall around NSW as they have the most cases.
Fair enough.
But I can send you through links to multiple community newspapers from different townships, with witnesses saying the same thing.
Itâs pretty easy to notice a couple of 50 seat buses in small country towns, sitting out the front of the local supermarket.
I take it youâre not diving for the cross this year then.
Thats early January. Never tried diving for the cross as I would probably drown anyways being a â â â â swimmer and all.
LA Manna has quite a bit, mate.
Wouldnât it be great if locals were waiting for them with a truck full of sprayable â â â â .
No worries.
Couldnât find any decent articles, but no doubt everyone is behaving pretty ordinary whether theyâre city folk, I donât know.
I donât know if itâs over the top, but it would be great to have some leadership step in and knock this on the head.
Please stop you muppets.
Leadership completed
Did it help?
Sis in law went to la manna today got everything she needed including tp and mince.
You want this
from their website for end of this week
Store Limits: Friday March 20 - Sunday March 22
Dear customers,
Your support over the last week has been phenomenal and your positive feedback has been imperative in keeping our staff motivated and focussed to get through this challenging time.
We are very conscious of the safety of our team members and our customers and want to ensure this is at the forefront of any decisions that we are making and will continue to make in the future.
For the safety of our employees and our customers, effective Friday 20 March â Sunday 22 March 2020, we will be limiting the number of customers within the store at any one time, to ensure you can safely navigate through our aisles and that our team members can continue to assist and support you during your shop in a safe manner. Please be advised we do expect significant delays during these periods.
We understand your concerns, however there will be strict limits on products which we kindly ask that you adhere to so as to avoid any issues at the register. We want to ensure that we can provide essential items to our community. Please see in store for further details on restrictions.
There is a temporary zero return policy for âchange of mind purchasesâ.
To ensure we can focus our energy and team members in the high demand areas we are temporarily closing or altering some offers that we have such as but not limited to;
Limiting the number of customers within the store at any one time
Quantity limitations on products
Temporary zero return policy for âchange of mindâ purchases
Menu reduction in the café & patisserie
Fruit salad temporarily unavailable
You have all been so supportive and patient, we ask that you continue this over the future days when we reopen the closed departments. We ask that you be considerate in your shop and please be mindful of our vulnerable community members whilst they do their shopping and show kindness and compassion to those who may need some assistance.
The LaManna family thank you and your family for the support and empathy you have shown each and every one of us every day.
Itâs not that they want everyone to get it, itâs that itâs virtually inevitable that we will all get it in some manner or other. Itâs about managing the resources we have for dealing with the most severe cases.