Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You blind. Why are you describing what ignorant people did or can do legally?

Do you think I am following precautions because someone MADE me?

I am saying eating indoors with a group of strangers is ONE OF the riskiest things one can do.

You blind if you no recognize a fact when you read one.

Meet blind if you think any of the kids Are following rules. My daughter works in CVS

Mine is. She has lived with me since March, and has not gone out with friends ONCE in that time. (She has stayed connected to them via Zoom & social media). And she chose to continue her studies online this Fall, in part because she did not trust all kids to behave responsibly.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bostonherald.com/2020/08/20/holy-cross-officials-rip-maskless-partying-students-for-disappointing-off-campus-behavior-amid-coronavirus-pandemic/amp/

Big party first weekend

Anonymous wrote:You blind. Why are you describing what ignorant people did or can do legally?

Do you think I am following precautions because someone MADE me?

I am saying eating indoors with a group of strangers is ONE OF the riskiest things one can do.

You blind if you no recognize a fact when you read one.

Meet blind if you think any of the kids Are following rules. My daughter works in CVS

You blind. Why are you describing what ignorant people did or can do legally?

Do you think I am following precautions because someone MADE me?

I am saying eating indoors with a group of strangers is ONE OF the riskiest things one can do.

You blind if you no recognize a fact when you read one.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am up In Amherst MA at dinner at the Texas Roadhouse. I see absolutely no difference. I moved daughter and I was only one with mask at her apt complex. There was 16 people moving in at once all no masks

Sounds ridiculous.I am surprised that you are seeing that in Mass. At least dorms enforce rules (all move in was with masks at my kid's school--a dorm).

And why are you eating IN a restaurant.

Takeout is much safer.

Ha ha are you blind. I stayed late. My daughters apt next to Amherst college which is super strict. At 8 pm tons of kids out walking to town no masks in groups. My daughters building people actually showed up infants, old people you name it no masks. It is allowed to eat in a restaurant, there were groups of kids in there eating. And I checked into hotel and nobody asked me anything Covid related.

I even told waitress we just drove in from DC area was not hiding.

Anonymous wrote:I hope they are hosting outside parties with masks. If protests are okay, then this should be just as okay.

It makes me crazy on what the media has made okay and what is not okay.

I get it. We want Trump out. I do too but stop pretending the protests were okay.

The media hasn’t decided — it is what the public health people say happened based on the data.

Protests weren’t superspreader events. No significant clusters from going to a beach or even that Missouri pool/bar scene from Memorial Day we saw 1000 times either.

The problem remains indoor dining, bars and parties, weddings (some outside), funerals and more generally people who can’t put on a damn mask. Events where stand or sit around in small groups talking and laughing or singing.

Anonymous wrote:I hope they are hosting outside parties with masks. If protests are okay, then this should be just as okay.

It makes me crazy on what the media has made okay and what is not okay.

I get it. We want Trump out. I do too but stop pretending the protests were okay.

But angry people don’t spread covid, only happy people do.

I hope they are hosting outside parties with masks. If protests are okay, then this should be just as okay.

It makes me crazy on what the media has made okay and what is not okay.

I get it. We want Trump out. I do too but stop pretending the protests were okay.

There are a lot of online activities

In person activities are harder to find, but they are trying with outdoor exercises, the gym is open and so are outdoor/tented study spots,

I think they could do more but it's hard and agree the kids are just going to have to deal with the limited offerings in lieu of staying home.

Outdoor exercise classes
Outdoor games on the quad
Campus tours (for kids who never visited and couldn’t go to admitted students day)
Live music with limited capacity
Paint night

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am up In Amherst MA at dinner at the Texas Roadhouse. I see absolutely no difference. I moved daughter and I was only one with mask at her apt complex. There was 16 people moving in at once all no masks

Sounds ridiculous.I am surprised that you are seeing that in Mass. At least dorms enforce rules (all move in was with masks at my kid's school--a dorm).

And why are you eating IN a restaurant.

Takeout is much safer.

PP didn’t say she was eating IN the restaurant. She probably ate outside it.

Yrs but Ugh. You sound like my parents 30 years ago. There a balance between that and helicopter pilot.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have no idea. I dropped him off on Monday and I expect him to figure that out.

You did not even discuss it with him?

You sound like an incredibly irresponsible parent.

Discuss campus activities? No he’s an adult. Time to cut the cord.

Anonymous wrote:I have no idea. I dropped him off on Monday and I expect him to figure that out.

You did not even discuss it with him?

You sound like an incredibly irresponsible parent.

Anonymous wrote:I am up In Amherst MA at dinner at the Texas Roadhouse. I see absolutely no difference. I moved daughter and I was only one with mask at her apt complex. There was 16 people moving in at once all no masks

Sounds ridiculous.I am surprised that you are seeing that in Mass. At least dorms enforce rules (all move in was with masks at my kid's school--a dorm).

And why are you eating IN a restaurant.

Takeout is much safer.