Exactly! I think I have enough I can go like 3 weeks without repeating by now between the ones I made before these came out and the ones I've bought.... and may or may not already have Halloween and Christmas Disney print fabric to make more. It's a PROBLEM!
I wish that I could match your level of optimism. MVMCP is not going to happen. I doubt that there will be any after-hours events in the parks during the holiday season.
...if we all take this opportunity to actually keep up good habits (washing hands and staying home when sick), we'll help so many more folks even post Covid...
I agree. I’m just holding on to hope that (even if adjusted after release), from Thanksgiving to New Year, we can get a couple evening GENERAL hours tacked on so that we can enjoy the lights and decorations at at least dusk.
I thought about that too. I don't think many will do that though. Maybe they will but I don't see it here unfortunately. Its still a struggle to get people to wear them under a mandate.Since I have just been diagnosed with aggressive (aka missing C17 and P53) Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, which is a cancer that is exacerbated by respiratory illnesses, might I suggest you keep them and wear them whenever you are going out and are feeling "off", getting over being sick, or have allergy issues manifesting (so you can't tell if you're sick). For my kind of leukemia sufferer and other immuno-compromised folks, we'll be forever grateful
When does the next hours update come out?
. I tell my friends that's there no need for the mask to see me if they feel fine...and again, I'd hope we'd go to masks only if you're "off" or "getting better" b/c I like smiling faces...a lot. I really push for the hands and the stay home when sick, but I know when everyone goes back to normalcy, people are likely to ignore the "sniffles", and that's gonna be the problem...so, sniffles = masks would be a great future push, but unlikely...Plus, they're great for the wearer if they suffer from allergies anywaySince I have just been diagnosed with aggressive (aka missing C17 and P53) Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, which is a cancer that is exacerbated by respiratory illnesses, might I suggest you keep them and wear them whenever you are going out and are feeling "off", getting over being sick, or have allergy issues manifesting (so you can't tell if you're sick). For my kind of leukemia sufferer and other immuno-compromised folks, we'll be forever grateful
Since I have just been diagnosed with aggressive (aka missing C17 and P53) Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, which is a cancer that is exacerbated by respiratory illnesses, might I suggest you keep them and wear them whenever you are going out and are feeling "off", getting over being sick, or have allergy issues manifesting (so you can't tell if you're sick). For my kind of leukemia sufferer and other immuno-compromised folks, we'll be forever grateful
I hope treatment is going well. I was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer and have had radiation and currently taking chemo that leave me immuno-compromised as well. I've also hoped at least some of the things that have become common place these days (cleaning hands frequently, avoiding going out or to work while ill, distancing from people if you feel ill, masking (although I hold no confidence on that one) etc) might continue past COVID. It would be a huge benefit to everyone, including those of us at higher risk, if at least some of these behaviors continue past Covid. Anyway sorry to go perhaps off topic here, but wanted to say, I agree with you.
And I think many of us know it is a no win situation. Never is. That is why I always try to put myself in Disney's shoes. Holiday weekend, lots of people interested in going, but you can't call back idle workers just for the weekend. Some people are just going to be mad no matter what they do.
It's such a shame, since this is the cultural norm in so many Asian countries....protecting others from their sniffles/illness is just what they do with mask wearing and you see it year round.
They've been updating every Friday
Who's mad? Just stating the obvious that this weekend or not, increasing capacity without increasing resources isn't a great idea if safety is still the top priority. We are still in the middle of a pandemic :-/
Such a great point. Masks have never been a part of our norm but honestly, if there's a time and a place for them post-COVID, I have no issues with it.Since I have just been diagnosed with aggressive (aka missing C17 and P53) Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, which is a cancer that is exacerbated by respiratory illnesses, might I suggest you keep them and wear them whenever you are going out and are feeling "off", getting over being sick, or have allergy issues manifesting (so you can't tell if you're sick). For my kind of leukemia sufferer and other immuno-compromised folks, we'll be forever grateful
