Have a 70th birthday party planned for the 22nd January,having doubts about people wanting to mix. Would you attend a party for approximately 120 people ? Need to make a decision!
We attended a family wedding on 27 December and it turned into a super spreader event. About 90 attendees and of our family table of 20 people - 14 are now Covid-19 positive, most were triple vaccinated too (hubby and I missed the bullet thank goodness) and I don’t know about the other 70 odd people. I didn’t hug and kiss people, and I sprayed Boots First Defence up my nose regularly, they say it helps. We knew there were risks attached to attending and have not mixed at all since, done regular lateral flow tests and 2 x PCR tests to be 100% safe before visiting my elderly mother. It’s a tough decision to make. Stay safe everyone
Not wise at all. I missed out on my big family 80th, 15 months ago I was obviously upset about it but realised that one missed birthay celebration seemed a small price to pay than no further birthdays ?
I would have gone. I’m triple vaccinated and am not at all concerned about getting something that would probably only amount to cold like symptoms. Life has to go on
Have a 70th birthday party planned for the 22nd January,having doubts about people wanting to mix. Would you attend a party for approximately 120 people ? Need to make a decision!
Glad to read you've decided to cancel it.
I'm now 72 but am hoping to celebrate my 70th at the end of April. It's been arranged three times now !
I went with my brother and a friend to their local pub on New Years Eve, small restaurant, socially distanced tables, only interacted with staff. Message on 1st Jan to say the manager tested positive that morning. Both my brother and his friend have COVID now and I am testing daily, so far negative. The only thing I didn’t do, which they did, was shake hands with 3 others, including manager.