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[choco_frosh]

Scheduling for P's visit is starting to resemble the planning for my grandma's funeral in complexity and number of people involved.

(Yes, this is hyperbole, but still, whooboy. OTOH with this, the drama potential is pretty much confined to the teenager.)

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[choco_frosh]

Potentially involved/impacted are: teenybuffalo, sovay, Sovay's parents, my aunt in NH, my Dad, my brother, their partners, my in-laws, G's godparents, my roommates, visiting engineer S3, and Squigamunk&Partner.
(Also P., of course.)
ETA: Oh G-d, and also the US Customs and Border Protection post. gaaahhhh...

[lauradi7dw]

Vaccination tourism as well? Is Canada up to speed at this point? The (dual citizen) daughter of a friend went from Toronto to a beach house in SC and stayed long enough to get both shots, but that was in the spring.

[choco_frosh]

P. is also a dual citizen: hence why he can cross the border.

[lauradi7dw]

I got that - my question was whether getting vaccinated while visiting would be useful. Arthur's 30-something Vancouver niece just recently got her 1st shot and was told she'd be waiting months for the second, so I was curious about a cohort that is even younger (in this case P.).