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cilla4progress

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4. Yes travel, overseas specifically.

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Mon Jan 24, 2022, 06:35 PM

Jan 2022

I see friends and family going out to restaurants, traveling - and they seem to be fine.

Vaxxed, boosted and masked - I wonder if we are being "too" cautious?

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How has the pandemic impacted your post-retirement plans? [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Jan 2022 OP

I had a lovely retirement gig. But I had to quit thanks to covid. Biophilic Jan 2022 #1

Good for you Deuxcents Jan 2022 #3

I'd hoped to do more travel, but I've been holding off captain queeg Jan 2022 #2

Same here, Travel curtailed and taking classes is out for me. I'm not a "zoom" type student.nt mitch96 Jan 2022 #6

Yes travel, overseas specifically. cilla4progress Jan 2022 #4

I like to travel but the COVID has prevented me from traveling, this will be the third year. doc03 Jan 2022 #5

Honestly, not much. OAITW r.2.0 Jan 2022 #7

Yes, I was supposed to be living permanently in Europe by 2022. sinkingfeeling Jan 2022 #8

When I got to work from home, viva la Jan 2022 #9

We haven't travelled for pleasure since the pandemic began. MLAA Jan 2022 #10

Been great for me. multigraincracker Jan 2022 #11