Originally Posted by
carolinacool
The Washington Post wrote a
story about this yesterday. While the comments section gets bogged down in people arguing about masks/no masks, the story is really about people who do wear masks and distance, but make different choices. So, only going to the grocery store every two weeks versus visiting a few stores on a Saturday afternoon.
I mask and distance, but I'm the girl who's hitting up the stores.
The bolded part is me too. The only time we are inside anywhere is to shop or go to mass and we have always worn masks. We go to mass on Sundays and during the lockdown we attended services outside in coats and boots. Once our state lifted the lockdown our church started having masses inside but they have every other pew roped off and have spots all over the floor marked for distancing. Also, our church is only 10 years old. I"m hoping that makes a difference as far as air flow and updated air exchangers. We do hang out with friends outdoors but no one goes inside our house.
However, the cases in our area are down and have always been relatively low. We will go back to locking ourselves down with no friends over and only online shopping if the local or county case rate goes up this fall or winter.
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