It's what the virus does next that's important, not individual desires. In the UK at the moment, things are looking good. Deaths, infections and the R number are all down, the number of infections surprisingly so, hurrah. But Covid is exceptionally nasty. It spreads easily, a proportion of victims become seriously ill, (intensive care, fatalities, and serious long-term after effects), and it changes rapidly. Like Influenza, Covid looks to become a permanent health risk, probably requiring us to be jabbed anew every year. That the virus is changing so rapidly around the world concerns me most. Good news in the UK isn't true around the world, or entirely wonderful here either. New variants of Covid detected in India, UK, Brasil, USA, South Africa and elsewhere. As many counties lack the ability to do mass testing or to detect new variants, it is likely there is more unpleasantness to come.