Not every millennial thinks that way. They’re not all fornicating on the beach, bitching about the lack of alcohol since the bars closed. There’s some working, and worried about the possibility of not working, and even some worried for their older relatives and coworkers.
I find myself at the apparent inflection point of risk: middle-aged, some respiratory history, and heading into pollen season, which will mimic/mask the symptoms of mild infection. Yet compared to my concern, my son has been as anxious as my mother (in her seventies), and not only for his own health. He works with a broad range of ages, and he foresees the disruption that will ensue if we lose our most knowledgeable experienced members of society.
), but my 89 YO mother, who I had to "ground" (Waited my whole life to be able to say "Mom, your grounded!") and tell her that she would accept my brother and hi wife's offer to do her grocery shopping in the interim.
My aching back.
