Burns Supper

**Wil** · 1st January 21, 07:10 PM

In light of COVID-19 will there be an in person supper this year?

**Ninehostages** · 1st January 21, 09:51 PM

... going to slay the Haggis with a shot gun from a social distance.

**Creag** · 2nd January 21, 06:53 AM

I trust all of you guys ... but not most of the rest of Georgia. I don't feel comfortable with a crowded pub just yet. Perhaps we schedule a video call for anyone interested, chat for an hour or so while enjoying our favorite beverage, and drink a toast to Rabbie and to a better year.

**The Q** · 2nd January 21, 08:41 AM

Highly unlikely in the UK, most areas it's illegal due to covid to meet anyone other than your home family group, indoors. Except for socially distanced work.

**Ninehostages** · 2nd January 21, 08:19 PM

Originally Posted by Creag

I trust all of you guys ... but not most of the rest of Georgia. I don't feel comfortable with a crowded pub just yet. Perhaps we schedule a video call for anyone interested, chat for an hour or so while enjoying our favorite beverage, and drink a toast to Rabbie and to a better year.

The pubs are closed here by law right now and they won't be opening up in time for Rabbie.

**Bruce Scott** · 2nd January 21, 08:40 PM

At this time the St Andrew Society of WA is going ahead with theirs:
https://saintandrew.org.au/2021-burns-supper/

Western Australia has been fortunate in remaining pretty much Covid free through strictly enforced entry restictions.

**Ninehostages** · 3rd January 21, 01:38 PM

Originally Posted by Bruce Scott

At this time the St Andrew Society of WA is going ahead with theirs:
https://saintandrew.org.au/2021-burns-supper/

Western Australia has been fortunate in remaining pretty much Covid free through strictly enforced entry restictions.

Not so in Sydney and Melbourne, I believe. W Aye is almost it's own island.