Just curious, what do you anticipate doing “whatever I want” in December that you cannot do now?
A lot of stuff that is technically allowed now, but I wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole, I will be able to do after getting an effective vaccine. (There's a reason we still have a pandemic in this country - we allow far too much transmission, in the interests of "keeping the economy going," even though it has been catastrophically costly to do so - it's possibly the dumbest thing this country has ever done - and that's saying a lot).
I would fly on a plane, probably, prior to visiting my parents. Or fly on a plane to places in general, like for vacation. Rather than driving from San Diego to Portland in a day without going inside anywhere (which makes for a long day).
I think I might be allowed to fly to other countries if I've had the vaccine (TBD of course).
I might use public restrooms rather than urinating (etc...!!!!) outside on road trips. I haven't used a public restroom since March.
I might go on vacation.
I might eat *outside* at restaurants, rather than bringing my food home on the rare occasion I order food. I haven't eaten at a restaurant since March to the best of my recollection. I might even eat inside, especially if bean and cheese burritos are involved (though I can eat those outside too).
I might stay in hotels.
I might hang out with other people who have also been vaccinated.
I might go climbing at my climbing gym.
I might go drink at my local brewery after climbing.
I might be able to do my job properly, by being on-site (a lot of stuff suffers with WFH though most stuff is ok).
I would continue to wear my mask or whatever is required. Doesn't matter to me. Probably would continue to be careful about sanitation; it's been really nice to never have a cold!
Obviously the degree to which I do these things depends on what we find out about vaccine efficacy and safety in the meantime.
