In surgery, masks are to protect the patient from bacteria entering their body. Also, to protect medical personnel from getting "splashed" with the patient's bacteria. I have read, from a doctor, that a virus is much smaller than bacteria, so minuscule that wearing a mask to protect from it is like building a chain link fence to keep out mosquitoes. Sure, it will block larger particles, as from a cough or sneeze, but it may be giving a false sense of security. Maintain the distance, wash hands, and keep hands out of eyes and body orifices beforehand. But stop the mask shaming. BTW, I am in the "older" category and exercise these reasonable cautions.
Could you live on a cruise ship?
Name a famous band you COULDN'T name all the members of?
What medical conditions seem more common now than when you were growing up?
Has anyone else noticed their energy levels change as they've got older?


