I’m happy to report that many of the conversations I have heard of late have shifted from  the impact of the Coronavirus to vaccinations to prevent the spread of the virus. Whether someone has gotten 1 or 2 vaccination shots,  whether they had any reaction to it, whether they’re going to get vaccinated at all are dominating conversations these days. It seems to me that when it comes to vaccinations, and most other things in life, People seem to fall in to one of 3 categories. Those who believe that everything will go well for them, Those who are sure that if something bad is going to happen it will happen to them, and those who are somewhere in between. I’ve spent most of my life assuming that things would always go well. Most of the scars and bruises on my body have resulted from  things I did making that presumption that didn’t go so well. Medical issues and life experiences have over the recent years moved me in to the category of folks who realize that some things will go well while others will not.  I’m planning to get my second Coronavirus vaccine shot this Saturday. I’m presuming I’ll do just fine with it. But, I’ve scheduled the vaccination for this Saturday so that if I have a negative reaction I’ll be able to return to work on Monday. That’s the way I see it…