It was a toss up. Some reasons why I went the way I did: 1) I am of an age where risk/reward ratio is clearer. It still isn't so compelling that I rushed to do

It was a toss up. Some reasons why I went the way I did: 1) I am of an age where risk/reward ratio is clearer. It still isn't so compelling that I rushed to do it, but far better than for college kids. 2) I was (and remain) concerned that the dark-blue city where I live is going to mandate them to participate in normal life. I find this loathsome, but I am not in a position to fight it. 3) It gives me a certain authority when I tell people that I don't believe in vaccine mandates or many of our policies, yet I am 100% compliant with the rules. 4) I thought maybe it would keep me from catching a cold. Alas, because the universe tends toward maximum irony, a week after the booster I caught Omicron.