Even if, for the moment, the weather is good, we will not lie to each other, it is soon the time to bring out fondue pots and raclette machines. Until then, only positive, you will tell me. Only here, the coronavirus could well take advantage of our evenings and dinners indoors to circulate more.
The health situation is improving, it is a fact. This does not prevent Aurélien from worrying: “I am very worried. The virus is still circulating, and we are far from the “zero Covid” strategy. In addition, we are not yet fully aware of the long-term protection of the vaccine. “
Carla, she does not want “to stop living”. However, she too is alarmed: “Frankly, when I’m at a restaurant or a bar, I’m really not at ease. More and more people no longer respect barrier gestures. “So much so that our reader often says to herself:” I hope I won’t catch anything, because I’m going out tonight. “
Sara, for her part, thinks she has found the solution: “Bars and restaurants should be left with the option of keeping the terraces open and installing heaters. A priori, this will be the case. On the other hand, not sure that, from an ecological point of view, we find our way there.
The vaccine reassures
However, the testimonies we have received are heterogeneous. Thus, some do not intend to give up their freedom regained since the abandonment of curfews and confinements: “I am absolutely not worried, advance Julian, straight away. The situation is under control, as can be seen from the percentage of occupancy of intensive care beds. And given that almost everyone is vaccinated, why be afraid? You shouldn’t be afraid to live, it’s ridiculous. “
Viviane also wants to “live”, and the vaccine has removed any possible fear from her: “I am not afraid, being vaccinated, just like my family and the people I work with. I will return as much as before to restaurants as well as to the cinema or other places where there are people. “Ultimately, it is perhaps Laura’s state of mind that best summarizes the situation:” You have to remain reasonable, not be in a psychosis, while still being careful. “