Still pretty bad here in SF, + we were the earliest US adopter of the vax-pass. Yes, the people are mask-less on the beaches & in the parks, but not inside where they're mandated. The Delta propaganda sent most people back into the fear state in this most-compliant of cities. Been to southern Ohio a couple of times in recent months & the only people there wearing masks were indoor workers for national chains. I didn't wear a mask at the Cincinnati airport until I got on the plane.
The only place where the last vestiges of COVID policy prevail is the school, where the kids are at close to zero risk. Everywhere else it's business as normal, but for a small subset still masking.
79 great grand children!! Bless your family! Report from Seattle: In the city everyone wears masks outside as they step over human poop, needles and dodge mentally unstable tent dwellers. To be safe 🙄. Further in the suburbs its mostly inside. We go to restaurants without wearing masks. Just a couple people havr asked us to wear them. In that case we politely say "no thanks!" And go somewhere else. We try to smile big and often as there just aren't many smiles to be seen around here!
Still pretty bad here in SF, + we were the earliest US adopter of the vax-pass. Yes, the people are mask-less on the beaches & in the parks, but not inside where they're mandated. The Delta propaganda sent most people back into the fear state in this most-compliant of cities. Been to southern Ohio a couple of times in recent months & the only people there wearing masks were indoor workers for national chains. I didn't wear a mask at the Cincinnati airport until I got on the plane.
The only place where the last vestiges of COVID policy prevail is the school, where the kids are at close to zero risk. Everywhere else it's business as normal, but for a small subset still masking.
79 great grand children!! Bless your family! Report from Seattle: In the city everyone wears masks outside as they step over human poop, needles and dodge mentally unstable tent dwellers. To be safe 🙄. Further in the suburbs its mostly inside. We go to restaurants without wearing masks. Just a couple people havr asked us to wear them. In that case we politely say "no thanks!" And go somewhere else. We try to smile big and often as there just aren't many smiles to be seen around here!