Añoranza, AnZIHadad y Esperanza

I generally don’t wear a mask outside but do keep one in my shirt pocket just in case we get near a crowd. When we walked on the cyclopista in October we wore no masks unless we approached a group just standing on the path. I work at a healthcare system with about 8,500 employees. When doing contact tracing the exposure needs to be at a minimum of 15 minutes before we will test for the exposure. I just work in an office setting and we have had a few employees come to work while they were positive. Not one has spread to another coworker. I really doubt that passing by someone going the other way is going to give you any true exposure. If you are concerned about it hold your breath for 10 seconds as you pass. The people that I know that ended up being positive got it from family gatherings except for my boss, that one will be a mystery forever. I’m hoping that Zihuatanejo will continue to do good with everyone staying outside and away from the crowded bars. I’m off today to get my first Pfizer vaccine shot today. Should have got it December 24th but we were heading to Cabo on the 26th for a week and didn’t want to worry about side effects.

I did see plenty of people at airports not wearing their masks properly or not at all, unfortunately nobody is enforcing it
US or Mexico. On the plane though the flight attendants are doing a good job enforcing it along with announcements from the captains. I do have to agree with Rob as the average Mexican seems to be doing a better job of mask wearing than the average gringo. This has been going on for so long now and so many bad moves have been made many are just done. Back here in California with everything shut down and still no ICU beds. Stupid governor idea of shutting everything down didn’t work as it doesn’t stop large family gatherings. All he accomplished was to destroy small businesses and yes we did sign the recall.