TownieDeac
words are futile devices
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We traveled to St. John in Oct. with 4 other couples. I have never felt safer. Everyone on the flight had a negative test. People on the island were super diligent and safe - at the time there had only been like two cases on the whole island. The only sketchy part was traveling through airports and we just tried to stay away from others, obviously wore masks at all times, and used a crap ton of hand sanitizer.
On the island we got a lot of takeout, cooked at home, wore masks anytime we were inside (people would yell at you if you didn't), and spent a lot of time on the beaches and hiking outside. We ate at a restaurant twice and sat outside both times.
We behave similarly here - eat takeout, eat outside if at a restaurant, wear masks in public, etc. - but we have not quarantined ourselves to an extreme level or avoided all interactions. To me, the only way to be careful long term is to strike a balance that you are personally comfortable with.
Two of the ten of us had covid months before the trip. Nobody got sick and none of us have gotten sick since.
I told before that my daughter had covid back in May or June. She got tested the other day and still has antibodies - so that is a good sign for how long they last.
Lol fuck we’re so fucked