I agree completely. Our local authority said that successful distancing means cutting interactions that can spread the virus by 90%. My wife and I decided we

I agree completely. Our local authority said that successful distancing means cutting interactions that can spread the virus by 90%. My wife and I decided we would be happy cutting back 95% personally, and that was easy to accomplish by the basic changes: no movies, no live events (plays, concerts, sports,) no parties, no bars, no restaurants (we've had a couple, literally two, patio meals,) groceries mostly delivered, precautions in public spaces (masks, distancing.) With all those changes, we meet the target pretty handily, so we don't worry much about our interactions with close friends. We default to seeing people outside with decent distance, but we don't sweat it if a friend comes over without a mask and asks to come in, or if they sit a little closer than expected. It's not like a competition where grinding out the hard last few percent is going to make the difference between winning and losing. It's more important to stay sane and help our friends stay sane so we can keep this up as long as necessary.