Dear you,
Choose.
The corona days, a daze of information, disinformation, and recommendations versus rules.
Here in the Panhandle, there is still this “kinda” distancing thing happening because beaches are closed, restaurants are providing take-out only, and most pools and parks are shut down. But we are still mingling in necessary spots like grocery stores, and I worry about those workers. With them in mind, I decided to don a scarf before shopping Friday:
I looked more like an amateur robber than a caring customer. The silky fabric kept slipping off my nose, so I had to keep touching my face to get that sucker back in place. I probably slathered lots of Stouffer-entrée-box-virus babies all over my cheeks. The scarf-mask might have helped protect others on the scene . . . if I am an unwitting carrier . . . so it was worth the effort, I guess. However, since most of the employees and random customers were unmasked, overall, it felt pretty pointless.
They choose.
I choose.
We choose.
For those who choose, I appreciate you and wish you the best of luck as you design the perfect Easter Covid-19 Mask! You can decorate yours with Peeps or weave one with Easter basket grass. You can brighten up your tube-sock mask with Easter egg dye or strap a stuffed bunny to your face.
You choose.
I choose.
We choose.
I just wish we had some consistent guidance (or uniform policy) as we make those choices.
Buena Suerte to all!
Love,
Joyce
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