The “Water Cooler” is a feature on Claycord.com where we ask you a question or provide a topic, and you talk about it.
The “Water Cooler” will be up Monday-Friday at noon.
Today’s question:
QUESTION: Do you plan to get together with family (who live in another home) on Christmas, or are you staying home?
Talk about it….
Yup! Triple vaxxed and not worried about it at all this year. Most family will be vaccinated, and those who aren’t oh well.
Absolutely! 🙂
YUP !
UVC lamp installed HVAC system, plus will have portable home made 36 watt unit with fan running.
My husband and I will take our daughter to visit my parents Christmas Eve and then we’ll spend Christmas with my husband’s mom and sister. Same as we’ve done since my daughter was born
Yes.
Indoor.
Without masks.
Not everyone is vaccinated.
Yup. No masks, going to be toasting, hugging, and enjoying each other’s company. The county Nazis can try and stop us.
Staying home with family
No. Family are all thousands of miles away, some on other continents.
Yep, as soon as I can get them to rescind the restraining order.
I mean, it is Christmas, right?
Yes! Life is to short to let COVID keep you from loved ones!
Christmas over there and New Year’s over here.
Indeed. At the French Laundry. We have our own room. Stay home peasants.
Peasants underclass
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Family is splattered all over the US.
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Travel during Covid is a PITA.
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Staying in the SF Bay Area.
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Let’s Go Brandon.
Yes we are. The Kiddos will be here as well as the Littles. Most of us are Triple Vaxed, NO Mask.
I do not let LIES from corrupt governments keep me away from loved ones.
What a shame that some of you love the government more.
Yes……14 of us and all will be unmasked
Yes, we will be getting together from multiple households. Nobody will be wearing a mask, and nobody will be checking vax cards. And I’m guessing nobody will get sick or die.
Since l work retail and my daughter lives by Pasadena l usually don’t get enough time off to drive down there. However, this year l’m off from the 23rd through the 26th, so l will drive down the 23rd and back on the 26th to spend Christmas with her and my grandchildren. Everyone is vaccinated including my 5 year old granddaughter. My daughter’s mother in law is a nurse practitioner, so very cautious, but we won’t be wearing masks.
Not us. Like Thanksgiving, our vaccinated relatives will be having their own get togethers. We have been excluded for non compliance. Which is fine, as we’ve found our own way of celebrating.
Indeed. We had a few years without family and I really struggled with my kids not being around their cousins, aunts, uncles and grandparents, like when I was a kid. They both said they were fine, as this was not what they were used to, so they didn’t miss it. Then we started going to the in-laws, and while not necessarily a rip roaring time, we got to spend that special time with family.
It is a little sad that this question is even relevant at all at this point but for some folks it is and will ALWAYS be. That is their business and obviously they can do whatever it is that they wish on Christmas. I hope they have a great holiday.
Others that are comfortable and have had enough of all the warnings and restrictions and know that they will never end until we end them will spend their Christmas with family and friends. I hope they too have a great holiday.
Yep just like every other year no different, the only one not invited is my self righteous vaccinated sister who said she wouldn’t be around the rest of her family. We gladly told her she didn’t need to worry and to go kick rocks.
Yes! No masks and no Gavin Stormtroopers allowed.
Nope, fortunately my parents died of COVID.
I assume this is tongue in cheek, even so there’s such a thing as karma.
Hell yes! And no mask will be seen.
If anyone’s answers is ‘no’ because of Covid, they should ask themselves whether there is any prospect of a ‘yes’ answer for future Christmases. This virus is always going to be around. There will always been new mutations, just like with anything living.
Figure out how to live your life now: there’s nothing about right now that is temporary and will be different in the future. If you want to live the rest of your life without seeing family and friends, that’s a choice, but a pretty sad one!
Yes, the more the merrier.