It sounds like Hans being Hans to me. That’s a busy existence, but sounds relaxing at the same time.
I’ve avoided those kinds of plans because I just don’t trust what I’ll be allowed to do. At least public bathrooms are open now. That was certainly limiting when we had no fast food or gas station rest rooms.
Today I’m doing ok after Moderna #2, just a sore arm. About to get a Covid test. The Mrs. will accompany me (which will help with my almost certain inability to hear what people tell me) and then we will stop by a local brewery. That will require ordering food I don’t need to eat unfortunately, so I am hoping they have wings we can share. I remain perplexed by the continuation of what was always a dumb policy.
Hoping for a trip to England this summer, but will need to play that by ear a bit. Expect to get some beach time at the Cape. Might check out some non Cape beaches in the South Shore, which is where the Mrs. still considers home.
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@Hey Adrien! as well)
No (intentional) irony, and kind of me being me.
While at the beach, I sat in relaxed reflection that things seem very much to be re-opening, and had the physical comfort to contemplate the coming months, so I went for it. Now that it's been written down, it doesn't clutter my head.
And yeah, what I did yesterday and today, and what I plan for tomorrow was pretty much reporting on how I'm exercising expanded freedoms.
I anticipate doing a healthy fraction of what I've imagined, because it's all grounded in what I value: family, friends, physical activity, nature, food, music, and overall kulcheral pursuits. And because it's primarily regional and relational, I'm largely unconcerned about whether things will be allowed or not.
I've got no exotic, long-distance travel on my radar. That's the realm of the unknown for me. But the possibilities in a 250 mile ring around New Haven are exceptional, and I'm grateful that I can be content doing almost anything or nearly nothing.
When I spill it all out, it does sound like overstuffed everything, which I used to try to do, but that way of living is exhausting & unnecessary. In practice, I jettison a lot.
Hope your post-Vax discomfort is minimal, and that things unfold smoothly. I liked reading that Polar Park is on your mind too.
