Natalie Lane and her husband have two little kids, a seven-year-old and a toddler.

Another family just down the block has kids about the same age.

She actually told me, like, you know, my husband's gotten the vaccine.

I've got my second dose scheduled and she made the comment that, like, you know, I really

hope our sons can get together this summer and play.

In not so many words, I hope you're getting vaccinated too.

Well, the good news is that Natalie and her husband are.

It was just, it was such a breath of fresh air to have somebody reach out and say, like,

hey, our children can play together because the four adults in the group are vaccinated

and it's going to be safe.

The reason that felt like a breath of fresh air is that in Draper, Utah, where Natalie

lives, not everyone has quite the same attitude about vaccines.

I have a neighbor who has boys, the exact same age as my boys and they seem like lovely people

and I would love to get to know them more when I told her from across the driveway, like,

hey, I'm getting my vaccine next week.

She said, oh, I don't mind about that kind of thing.

That's never mattered to me.

And I'm like, I know.

That's why we can't hang out yet.

Consider this.

We are gradually becoming a kind of hybrid society.

My uncle got the shot.

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