Three of these signs appeared at Upolu Airport recently. I think we can all agree that in these troubling times it’s important for people to stay safe by following such protocols.
The plane in the photo is owned by the skydiving company that used to fly out of the airport back in pre-pandemic days. It’s fairly safe to say that they’ll be one of the last businesses allowed to reopen. It’s hard to maintain social distancing on a plane that size, especially when most clients are going to be strapped to someone who knows how to operate a parachute.
In the meantime, in the last four months, the number of times I’ve seen more than one person inside the fence is exactly equal to the number of times I’ve seen that one person wearing a mask. I won’t say how many times that is, but it’s a very round number.
Posted in response to Becky’s July Squares challenge theme of ‘Perspective.’ See more responses here.
Graham's Island 
Masks and social distancing seems to be a theme today – I just despair of the behaviours and decisions in little ole England.
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Just look across the pond and I guarantee England’s decisions won’t seem quite so outrageous. The Donald makes Boris look like a stable genius!
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That’s very true, and don’t forget it is Person, Woman . . . .Man . . . . . . . . Camera, TV!!!
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I don’t use emojis, but if there was a ‘shaking head sadly’ emoji I would use it here!
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PS There again at least you don’t have Cummings
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I thought you meant ee cummings, but then I rmembered.
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