Are you too asking the question to family members: « are we getting together for Christmas this year? »
Here is a story to illustrate my reflection on the subject …
Each member and household in a group represents one chance or one ticket to win. The bigger the group, the better the odds. More households, multiply your chances.
There will be a big group lottery on December 24-25, 2020, and participants will win the Covid-19.
If you don’t get together, you don’t participate and you won’t win Covid-19 for Christmas.
If we get together in smaller groups, we decrease our chances.
The number of active cases in our region illustrates the number of daily winners. When we get together, we participate in the daily draw for 14 days.
It’s a really special lottery. The more people participate, the bigger the prize gets. Every day, the prize can grow to allow more winners for the days to come.
The question is not wheter you want to see your parents, brothers, sisters and cousins, you most certainly do.
The real question is whether you want a ticket for the big Christmas COVID-19 lottery?
Martin Pham Dinh 