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Once people change their focus from not getting it themselves to not giving it to others things will change. People need to be told they are selfish and inconsiderate. They may need to be told so frequently. When I run across a "No one is going to tell me to mask up!...I am not afraid of this covid thing.." type, I just tell them I am, and I certainly do not want to take it home to my wife. SO STOP SPITTING ON ME! Some look at me like I am a moron. Maybe the next person will get through to them. If there are others around to hear the exchange most often there are signs of approval. Washing up, masking, not getting close together in groups , all of these make sense. It may , momentarily be inconvenient, perhaps frustrating, but it sure beats getting a loved on sick. It even beats getting the random stranger sick.

The selfish and imprudent behavior that is apparently unique to this country is destroying it. I wouldn’t mind if people’s reckless behavior just did themself in. The problem is that they spread it to innocent victims.

I am having a hard time understanding a club being open now. But money is money. I doubt many people would admit to going if they did end up with the virus. I suspect those more likely to go to a club now are less cautious in general and would consider it community acquired anyways. Maskless in an indoor naked community with heavy breathing is just a little too high risk for me. Mild, bad flu, or silent carrier I don’t want any of it.

Mrs Doc has a friend in her 50's back home in Pa who left a long term and bad marriage. She eventually gravitated to her half brother for advice and comfort which led to lots of intimacy and finally a sexual relationship. They may visit during the holidays and yes, Mrs Doc told her friend that we were swingers. She was intrigued. When my wife initially told me about her friend, there was a "yuk" factor for me until I thought it through. I concluded that since neither are children and they are past the procreation stage, why should I care or judge? The "yuk" factor is that I immediately thought of MY sister when I was told of this. She weighs well over 200 lbs and I NEVER want to see her naked!

Thank God (and Al Gore) for the internet...