When the two week lockdown was declared in early March I was planning on a trip to St. Paul, MN to see a Minnesota United game and the opera Don Giovanni in the middle of May. I foolishly thought that this trip would still be on since it was a month and a half away. As it turned out I didn't see a United game live until the following summer and the Minnesota Opera will finally be doing Don Giovanni next May. There are people here (not many but a few) that are still wearing useless masks. I believe the virus is real but there wasn't much we could do about it. We'd either get it or we wouldn't. So far I don't think I have and I've been tested a couple of times. I only got vaccinated so I could go to London last January and see Chelsea beat Spurs. I did have to wear a mask to see some musicals but not for museums or Tower of London. Never thought that 2 1/2 years later we'd still be talking about this thing.
Well said. The silver lining of post-tyranny hypocrisy is that it allows people to change their minds.
When the two week lockdown was declared in early March I was planning on a trip to St. Paul, MN to see a Minnesota United game and the opera Don Giovanni in the middle of May. I foolishly thought that this trip would still be on since it was a month and a half away. As it turned out I didn't see a United game live until the following summer and the Minnesota Opera will finally be doing Don Giovanni next May. There are people here (not many but a few) that are still wearing useless masks. I believe the virus is real but there wasn't much we could do about it. We'd either get it or we wouldn't. So far I don't think I have and I've been tested a couple of times. I only got vaccinated so I could go to London last January and see Chelsea beat Spurs. I did have to wear a mask to see some musicals but not for museums or Tower of London. Never thought that 2 1/2 years later we'd still be talking about this thing.
I have my anti-lockdown receipts from the beginning.
Please stop whining.