I have been informed that my daughter's boyfriend will want to talk to me to ask for my daughter's hand in marriage. He is very comfortable with Dot (big surprise) but does not know what to make of me and is "shitting a brick" at the idea of talking to me. My baby sister, who some may be familiar with on Facebook, has said I should really wind him up and record the conversation for her. He is a lovely bloke, has so much patience, and boy do you need it with my daughter and has done so much work around her flat, but since when has it been necessary to ask dad permission to marry his daughter?
@Craig Long @Dave Sutton- My primary care physician still wears a mask in public indoor places. Not just her office. It's about the same here, though, on average. About 20% where masks in public indoor places.
I think this holds true for both the UK and the US. The situation is improving, but the problem is far from over. I was just looking at numbers last night (https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2020/health/coronavirus-us-maps-and-cases/). On average, CA is worse off than AZ. Until the seven day average is less than one, I think there is still cause for concern. Am I being too cautious?
As for me I'm not social distancing or masking up anymore.
And I'm not looking to be in any relationship for now at least.
It's not a British thing, although in years gone by it may have been, and she is 42 years old with a 16-year-old daughter, so it was the reason I posted here because it is very unusual