Red Mosquito

B wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:So, new talking points getting warmed up? Gonna try to pin *waves hands* all this on the unvaccinated?

Yes. I absolutely am.

B wrote:

macphisto wrote:We're doing everything we can to make life difficult for the unvaccinated and exclude them from society.

No we're not.

macphisto wrote:We're doing everything we can to make life difficult for the unvaccinated and exclude them from society, but they're still not getting their shots. What's the next step?

spike wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Kid woke up multiple times last night with congestion. We’ve eaten three times, did flash cards, a letter matching game, toddler yoga, a bath, and living room ballet all by 1030. Now watching Stuart Little 2. I have no idea how I’m going to make it to 5pm.

Five straight days of indoor quarantine with a toddler is really brutal for everyone, but mostly I feel bad for the kid.

Just glad to hear the kiddo has energy; that kept my spirits up when ours was positive. Sounds like everything will be fine.

simple schoolboy wrote:

B wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:So, new talking points getting warmed up? Gonna try to pin *waves hands* all this on the unvaccinated?

Yes. I absolutely am.

YMMV, but I live in a highly vaccinated area and anecdotally way more people are getting it than at any other point.

My work might be 100% vaccinated. It was 98% last I checked.

Everyone I know who is getting sick is vaccinated, and presumably contracting it from the vaccinated. Screaming at the unvaccinated seems beside the point.

tragabigzanda wrote:

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Kid woke up multiple times last night with congestion. We’ve eaten three times, did flash cards, a letter matching game, toddler yoga, a bath, and living room ballet all by 1030. Now watching Stuart Little 2. I have no idea how I’m going to make it to 5pm.

Five straight days of indoor quarantine with a toddler is really brutal for everyone, but mostly I feel bad for the kid.

Just glad to hear the kiddo has energy; that kept my spirits up when ours was positive. Sounds like everything will be fine.

Guys.

Your kids had a cold.

And none of us can leave the house for five days.

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Kid woke up multiple times last night with congestion. We’ve eaten three times, did flash cards, a letter matching game, toddler yoga, a bath, and living room ballet all by 1030. Now watching Stuart Little 2. I have no idea how I’m going to make it to 5pm.

Five straight days of indoor quarantine with a toddler is really brutal for everyone, but mostly I feel bad for the kid.

Just glad to hear the kiddo has energy; that kept my spirits up when ours was positive. Sounds like everything will be fine.

Guys.

Your kids had a cold.

Bammer wrote:

spike wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Kid woke up multiple times last night with congestion. We’ve eaten three times, did flash cards, a letter matching game, toddler yoga, a bath, and living room ballet all by 1030. Now watching Stuart Little 2. I have no idea how I’m going to make it to 5pm.

Five straight days of indoor quarantine with a toddler is really brutal for everyone, but mostly I feel bad for the kid.

Just glad to hear the kiddo has energy; that kept my spirits up when ours was positive. Sounds like everything will be fine.

Guys.

Your kids had a cold.

tragabigzanda wrote:

Bammer wrote:It’s good of you not to leave the house as a known positive. But let’s get real, guys. Your kids have a cold. They aren’t exactly hanging on to life by a thread.

I wonder what KT has to say about this, if you want an example of someone whose kid was actually SICK with Covid.

hey bammer

tragabigzanda wrote: Five straight days of indoor quarantine with a toddler is really brutal for everyone, but mostly I feel bad for the kid.

Obviously some kids have gotten really sick, and I'm super thankful that's not the case. But asking any pre-teen kid to stay indoors, with only their stressed and working parents for entertainment, is really crappy for the kid.