I agree. This may be a test for their rules.Last year though a lot of neighbours would have been bamboozled into being snitches. This year? Honestly I don’t think I know anyone taking this seriously. The general sentiment is “Whatever”.
We have 11. Cant wait to call my sister and sorry you didn't make the cut. Again.Wife is totally confused because headlines all point to all gatherings now banned... but small print says house gatherings still allowed up to 10 people who must all be double-vaxxed.
I’m happy she’s given us an out to not invite all the crazy anti vax family members!!We have 11. Cant wait to call my sister and sorry you didn't make the cut. Again.
it's all about where we speak moistly...On a serious note, does anyone have a reason why they’ve chosen bars, nightclubs, and fitness centres to close and not theatres, sports venues etc?
Are they just going on past locations that were most responsible for the spread?
You can pay for an antibody test, but @Regs, just watch Bonnie's latest presser and follow the guidance. She says herself, if you have mild symptoms and are 2x vax, just monitor and be smart, self isolate, but no need to go for a test. It's a tricky balancing act. The reality is, it's cold and flu season, there are a bunch of respiratory illnesses and virus going around, so people will feel a bit ill. Slight sore throat, slight sniffles, etc.. The key is, be smart, and don't freak out.Question for anyone that knows:
If you get covid say 2 months ago but didn't know (didn't get tested, didn't 'report' because thought just a regular cold), would you test positive if got tested now?
And if you wouldn't test positive, would they tell you that you've had it in the past?
Thanks!We had staff that tested positive. The contact tracer told me that they do not need to re-test before coming back to work as they more than likely;y will still test positive. Up to 6 months.
This is me today, booked a test because of sore throat, sniffles and some sneezing.You can pay for an antibody test, but @Regs, just watch Bonnie's latest presser and follow the guidance. She says herself, if you have mild symptoms and are 2x vax, just monitor and be smart, self isolate, but no need to go for a test. It's a tricky balancing act. The reality is, it's cold and flu season, there are a bunch of respiratory illnesses and virus going around, so people will feel a bit ill. Slight sore throat, slight sniffles, etc.. The key is, be smart, and don't freak out.
So, I'm going skiing today. WITH SNIFFLES.