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#1: Kristen Vognild (kristen) on Nov 24, 2020 [SPOILER]

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Nicely done.

Awesome Belita. Not sad, but real!

And masks! You remembered the masks! Shields block aerosolized (i.e., moving, even just hovering in the air) air but don't filter it.

Actually, shields don't do much of anything, but maybe they make you feel safer. Thank you for the comments. I'm going back to 100% online, but I know there are some students and teachers still in the classrooms.

My Grands have In-person classes...highly regimented...so far all has gone well. All children are brought to school by car. Temperature taken before they are allowed out of car. Masks worn. Desks shielded on three sides. Special air exchange in use in all classrooms. Lunch is eaten outside and the students are socially distanced. The children are still so happy to be going to school instead of staying home.

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My middle kid, James, spent the semester at a college that had a long list of precautions. And it went fine! It seemed like a strange way to do college -- but better than no college at all, and he seems to be thriving there.

My youngest, Corbin, has online school only, and he can't do online school, so it is like an endless, endless weekend that has been going since March, with nearly no childcare, and I am tired. Sigh.

Harry, that sounds lovely! I'm glad it went well. It sounds similar to James' college.

Great illustration. Very understandable. Very doable. No guessing.

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