responsible as such. You need to make decisions that are the best for your family in these times. But, what is best for your family is not what is best for mine, and that is the issue. I would not be offended by a friend who did not want me to come into his home at this time, because he has significant concerns about contracting COVID, even though I do not have it. I respect his decision to do what he feels is necessary. I only ask others respect my decision to live my life how I see fit during these times. And no, that does not mean bar hopping and hugging everyone I see. It means being respectful by wearing a mask when in public, and distancing in public, but it also means I am not making broad changes to my life. I think my children should be in person in school every day this fall. I think I should be able to go to the gym and work out. I think I am fine enjoying a vacation on the beach. But, if someone doesnt feel the same way, that is fine, they are allowed to do that. But, that doesnt change how I feel, nor should it.