Good morning. In the United States, we’re barreling into the Fourth of July, which will be a strange one this year, no doubt. But give Melissa Clark a chance to persuade you to do otherwise. “Our goals were to be as careful as we could, given our knowledge of the virus,” Melissa wrote, “and to use the comfort threshold of the most anxious person in the group as our guide. Because while pandemic etiquette was new to all of us, making guests feel at ease and welcome in our home is not.”That’s so smart.

Source: New York Times July 01, 2020 14:26 UTC