Coronavirus (non political)

[BaltimoreSkins]

So my younger brother and pops were headed to PA for work this weekend. My dad text that my step mom tested positive. They were planning to stop by this weekend. The crux of it is that my family is headed to Vermont for skiing on the 17th and don’t want to jeopardize the trip unnecessarily. Is it irrational for me to say we don’t want them over but would like to see them and maybe meet at a park?

[MTK]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

So my younger brother and pops were headed to PA for work this weekend. My dad text that my step mom tested positive. They were planning to stop by this weekend. The crux of it is that my family is headed to Vermont for skiing on the 17th and don’t want to jeopardize the trip unnecessarily. Is it irrational for me to say we don’t want them over but would like to see them and maybe meet at a park?

I say you’re entitled to doing what you are comfortable with and most rational people will respect that.

Covid isn’t fun.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by MTK

I say you’re entitled to doing what you are comfortable with and most rational people will respect that.

Covid isn’t fun.

I'd say there is a ton of prodigal son guilt going on here too.

Chico,

That is what I was thinking. Also it is never to late to learn! I picked up snowboarding at 31. I say go for it.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

So my younger brother and pops were headed to PA for work this weekend. My dad text that my step mom tested positive. They were planning to stop by this weekend. The crux of it is that my family is headed to Vermont for skiing on the 17th and don’t want to jeopardize the trip unnecessarily. Is it irrational for me to say we don’t want them over but would like to see them and maybe meet at a park?

Outside, screen porch, etc.

Man I wish I woulda learned to now ski when I was younger. I feel like sometimes I’ve kinda gotten too old to learn it.