What I’m interested in is whether or not people are making those around them aware of their habits. I’m back in FL, where many restaurants are operating close to normal, with the exception of masks on employees and on customers while they’re moving about the restaurants. My sister and her family are going to karaoke several times a week, and my brother-in-law has admitted the places are sometimes packed. Many participants are furloughed Disney performers who really project while they’re singing. My family’s attendance at these events now makes me wonder if I should stop doing things with them. But they’re my only point of human contact. So my point is are you (the plural you, not anyone specifically) unintentionally isolating someone in your family because of your behavior?
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