What will do again once you get your second COVID vaccine?

[tcufrog]

I was wondering how everyone will change their lives, or not, once they are fully vaccinated for COVID. Don't forget, you have to wait two weeks after the second shot for the vaccine to fully take effect and none of the vaccines provide 100% protection.

 

[trvlgirlmq]

Even if I have the vaccine I can’t guarantee other will. I’ll be waiting to do all of those things until herd immunity is reached.

 

[BlueStarryHat]

I won't be changing anything right now. I'll still wear a mask, social distance, etc until it's announced that it's no longer necessary. I'm prepared to wait it out.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Well, I have gone to the dentist several months ago and have seen several doctors, non-emergency, so I will continue to do that. None of the others for quite some time yet. Still masking, no groups other than my bubble. When it's time, it will be time.

 

[mi*vida*loca]

I did all those things before I was vaccinated and will continue to do them.

 

[Figment of Speech]

Of these options, inviting fellow vaccinated friends over for dinner. Eventually movie theaters and indoor restaurants.

Also, I sing in a chorus that has been rehearsing and performing virtually for the past year. We're looking forward to going back to being in-person next fall. It's a very pro-vaccination group, so all or most of us will probably have gotten our jabs by that time.

 

[Pooh2]

We never stopped seeing family and close friends so not much has changed here. Vaccine appt is not until the end of April.

 

[Meriweather]

I have been to the dentist for my regular cleaning and exams and will continue to do that.
Have also been to non emergency doctor appointments.
Been on a plane once and will again in a couple of weeks.
I have eaten inside a restaurant, but only at WDW.
My family is in my bubble, so I see them often.

I want to go back to the movie theater.....it will be after vaccine, but not right away. Same with restaurants around here.
Don't care about parties, so that won't happen

 

[WorldWacky]

Even though DH and I will both have our 2nd vaccines by the end of the month, our three kids (19, 16, 16) won’t be able to get vaccinated for quite some time. So we won’t be changing our routine just yet. I’d say the thing we ALL miss the most is eating in restaurants. We REALLY miss the diner! It’s too cold here to have actual “outdoor dining.” What they’re calling outdoor dining is still indoors as far as I’m concerned. If you’re enclosed in a tent, that’s no better than inside four walls to me.

 

[bobbiwoz]

We will travel to FL!

 

[Kittyblue]

I already do most of those things, and I'd do the rest if the opportunity presented itself. I suppose the only thing that will change after the vaccine is I won't be able to work from home anymore.

I prefer work in person, but it has been kind of nice getting my workout done over my lunch time. I have enough time to do that from home but not enough time to get it done and showered from my workplace.

 

[disneychrista]

I won't be doing anything different.

 

[StephMK]

I don't know any dressing rooms open around us yet. That might be a sign of things getting better.

Eating out and getting a pedicure are at the top of my list. I will still mask up after being vaccinated because it will be awhile before my son, 18 with asthma, can get his.

I teach so already have that exposure. I've avoided the others because I don't want to accidentally get or give it to someone when it's a want, not a need. We've been supporting through take out.

 

[dclpluto]

Things can be done safely now. I have been on three vacations since covid. September Disney Hilton head, December wdw/universal, January wdw. I’m not going to hide in my house I’m going to enjoy and do it safely.

 

[sjberg79]

It's going to probably be a while before we feel comfortable dining indoors or seeing movies or friends/family indoors. We have done dentists/doctors and we do allow our son to do small group indoor tennis lessons (it's 6 kids, everyone wears a mask). We have had friends with kids in other indoor sports where they wore masks and the kids got covid anyhow, specifically gymnastics so I know it's possible but we weigh the risk and it's his only socialization. But when my husband and I get vaccines, hopefully by late spring/early summer, I hope for us all to be able to visit Disney World again this summer. With our masks, with trying to eat away from people, still trying to keep our son safe because he's 7 and it's going to be a long time before they allow children to get the vaccine too. But we miss Disney so we do hope to be able to return this year.

 

[Yoshi]

Going to stores for non essential shopping trips, casino, outdoor dining, amusement and water parks (when they open for the year).

 

[wenrob]

Go see my kid.

 

[Kamy04]

I’m going to go to Target and aimlessly wander the aisles buying things I don’t need! (Masked and distanced). I might go shopping at the outlets since they’re mostly outside.

Its been all curbside pickup, Shipt or online shopping for me!

 

[wilbret]

All of those things, I guess, since I have been doing them since May?

 

[wilbret]

I have been to the dentist for my regular cleaning and exams and will continue to do that.
Have also been to non emergency doctor appointments.
Been on a plane once and will again in a couple of weeks.
I have eaten inside a restaurant, but only at WDW.
My family is in my bubble, so I see them often.

I want to go back to the movie theater.....it will be after vaccine, but not right away. Same with restaurants around here.
Don't care about parties, so that won't happen

Movie theaters are perfectly safe. It's like being in your living room. You are nowhere near another human. Just FYI. Only problem is, there aren't really any good movies out.