>Started off with a bandanna, which was really fun because I
>*also* bought some blue and white striped overalls and so
>basically spent May dressed as a train conductor at Disney
>World.

LOL

>>do you have trouble with foggy glasses?
>
>Weirdly, not anymore - but I can't think of anything I started
>doing differently to make it go away. Must have been a
>subconscious fix?

i found that if you rest your glasses slightly over the mask there's no fog and if its on the skin of your nose they fog up.

>>do you wear a mask when you're walking on the street? in
>your
>>car, etc..
>
>Yes on the street. Feel like I've got to have something if I'm
>in anybody's view. I wouldn't want to overstate this and mute
>the actual important public health benefit, but the gesture
>seems actually important. I was perfectly fine not giving any
>thought to whether casual strangers I pass on the street cared
>whether I lived or died, but now we've got a pretty available
>shibboleth.

Yeah, same. at first i figured no point on the street, but aside from it being mandated now, i agree that the gesture is important. my neighborhood right now is about 90% masks on people walking down the street, it's increased quite a bit, and the more everyone does it, the more everyone does it.

>No on the car. My wife is working from home indefinitely (her
>job literally said "until there is no more pandemic") and we
>don't have kids and nobody else really likes me so I'm the
>only person in the car for 99% of its trips and my wife is
>with me for the other one.
>
>I see more people than I'd expect driving in cars with masks
>on. Probably got a bit narrow-sighted from the way I use my
>own car.
>

sometimes I wear it in the car depending if i'm headed to the store or on errands. I figure the less times I touch it to take it off and on the better. I'm not terribly worried about getting it but i'm terrified of passing it to immune compromised people i care about.