Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of the same here. We are very careful to keep our distance and stay home, already had some family die of COVID19.
We would love to go for walks in our neighborhood, but we live near a bunch of pet friendly apartment buildings and those millennials are out walking their dogs AT ALL HOURS. It’s just a non stop hoard of people with dogs, and they don’t wear masks and don’t keep six feet away. We are family of four, and its exhausting to keep the kids corralled close and away from the SD disregarding DINKS with dogs.
This makes me HATE beautiful Saturday’s like today (and the flyover didn’t help) b/c we thought of venturing out to a more suburban location, but we were pretty sure every street and office parking lot would have a throng of people (we have a yard less condo townhouse).
So you’re upset that other people are doing exactly what you intend to do?
I haven’t gone out in two weeks. The dog walkers are out two times a day. And I KEEP SOCIAL DISTANCE. That’s the part that is infuriating.
Anonymous wrote:They are places you can walk outdoors and still maintain 6 ft distance. I do it everyday. But no I can't go shopping at antique stores right now or go to the beach or to the mall or get my haircut and I'm probably going to have wait longer to do those things and it is what it is.Anonymous wrote:Kind of the same here. We are very careful to keep our distance and stay home, already had some family die of COVID19.
We would love to go for walks in our neighborhood, but we live near a bunch of pet friendly apartment buildings and those millennials are out walking their dogs AT ALL HOURS. It’s just a non stop hoard of people with dogs, and they don’t wear masks and don’t keep six feet away. We are family of four, and its exhausting to keep the kids corralled close and away from the SD disregarding DINKS with dogs.
This makes me HATE beautiful Saturday’s like today (and the flyover didn’t help) b/c we thought of venturing out to a more suburban location, but we were pretty sure every street and office parking lot would have a throng of people (we have a yard less condo townhouse).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I went to the mall today and there were hundreds of people in close proximity to watch the Navy jet flyovers. I stayed distant. But it was like a typical summer day.
What mall is even open? Do you mean a mall parking lot?
Uh, I think they mean the National Mall.
Lol. Got it. Clearly I have only lived here for 6 mos and when someone says mall, I don't think National. Lol
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I went to the mall today and there were hundreds of people in close proximity to watch the Navy jet flyovers. I stayed distant. But it was like a typical summer day.
What mall is even open? Do you mean a mall parking lot?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I went to the mall today and there were hundreds of people in close proximity to watch the Navy jet flyovers. I stayed distant. But it was like a typical summer day.
What mall is even open? Do you mean a mall parking lot?
Uh, I think they mean the National Mall.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of the same here. We are very careful to keep our distance and stay home, already had some family die of COVID19.
We would love to go for walks in our neighborhood, but we live near a bunch of pet friendly apartment buildings and those millennials are out walking their dogs AT ALL HOURS. It’s just a non stop hoard of people with dogs, and they don’t wear masks and don’t keep six feet away. We are family of four, and its exhausting to keep the kids corralled close and away from the SD disregarding DINKS with dogs.
This makes me HATE beautiful Saturday’s like today (and the flyover didn’t help) b/c we thought of venturing out to a more suburban location, but we were pretty sure every street and office parking lot would have a throng of people (we have a yard less condo townhouse).
So you’re upset that other people are doing exactly what you intend to do?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“Feel like a chump?”
So you feel stupid for believing something that you now know wasn’t true or you feel taken advantage of? Really?
No I feel like I’ve sacrificed to do something I stupidly thought everyone else was doing too! It was for nothing!
It was to keep YOURSELF safe. Yeah yeah I know this is about community spread blah blah, but at the end of the day you can't control anyone else's actions, nor their view of risk. All you can do is do your best to protect YOU. One way to do that is to MINIMIZE exposure which you have done by not going out to grocery stores unnecessarily, let alone antique shops. And btw -- what is the big deal? You can't go antiquing in 2 months??
The big deal is these are TINY stores. There’s no way to socially distance in them. For crying out loud, Trader Joe’s limits people and spaces you out in a line to get in. And that’s for food! This is a cramped ass antique store, nobody needs antiques right now, and I saw tons of people walking in.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I went to the mall today and there were hundreds of people in close proximity to watch the Navy jet flyovers. I stayed distant. But it was like a typical summer day.
What mall is even open? Do you mean a mall parking lot?
Anonymous wrote:I went to the mall today and there were hundreds of people in close proximity to watch the Navy jet flyovers. I stayed distant. But it was like a typical summer day.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are having a culdesac lawn chair happy today and we cannot wait!
Lock yourselves in your homes, it’s your choice.
I mean this is why I feel like a chump. I really thought we were all banning together for the common good. Like there was solidarity in this. No. People like you drinking with your neighbors and letting your kids congregate in groups of 20 mean the rest of us were doing it for no good reason.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“Feel like a chump?”
So you feel stupid for believing something that you now know wasn’t true or you feel taken advantage of? Really?
No I feel like I’ve sacrificed to do something I stupidly thought everyone else was doing too! It was for nothing!
It was to keep YOURSELF safe. Yeah yeah I know this is about community spread blah blah, but at the end of the day you can't control anyone else's actions, nor their view of risk. All you can do is do your best to protect YOU. One way to do that is to MINIMIZE exposure which you have done by not going out to grocery stores unnecessarily, let alone antique shops. And btw -- what is the big deal? You can't go antiquing in 2 months??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“Feel like a chump?”
So you feel stupid for believing something that you now know wasn’t true or you feel taken advantage of? Really?
No I feel like I’ve sacrificed to do something I stupidly thought everyone else was doing too! It was for nothing!