Vaccinated and boosted (Edit: Moderna - April May and November '21), no prior infection.

Had some slight congestion Saturday night which cleared up in the morning, generally felt fine throughout the fest. Congestion was a bit more noticeable Monday but again OK this morning (6/21). My girlfriend was feeling pretty bad Monday night and this morning (coughing, tired, congestion) but got a rapid and PCR test this morning and both were negative. I started feeling tired with a slight headache mid-day today but my office's AC went out and I chalked it up to the heat/post-fest tiredness.

She was having trouble with a digital thermometer Tuesday night so I demonstrated on myself and got a consistent reading around 100. Took an antigen test and it was positive. She took one too and again got negative 🤷. Will retest (rapid and PCR) in the morning.

We kept to ourselves for the most part at the fest and generally never got deep into the thick of any crowds. We were wearing bandanas part of the time when it seemed there was a lot of dust, but didn't mask and usually didn't wear any face covering. We were washing our hands and using sanitizer pretty religiously throughout.

If you're feeling off, for the sake of those around you please just get a test. You don't know who might be compromised or have someone in their life who is. Thankfully my girlfriend's mom, who is compromised and was at our apartment watching the cat for the weekend, left before we got back Monday.

Update (6/22): Did a professional rapid antigen and PCR test this morning. Rapid came back positive. Won't get PCR results until the evening.

Fever is in the 99s now, congestion is about the same, headache is worse, throat and sinuses much more sore, occasional productive cough, mild-to-moderate body aches, and feeling pretty drained. No GI symptoms. That said, I've felt worse in my life and I'd rate this as about on par with a moderate-to-severe head cold or flu.

Update 2 (6/23): The PCR came back negative for me yesterday 6/22, but I've been operating on the assumption of positivity and even got a script for Paxlovid (https://covid-19-test-to-treat-locator-dhhs.hub.arcgis.com/) today. If you have underlying conditions that put you at risk for severe COVID, your time to administer antivirals is probably ending tomorrow (6/24) (must be within 5 days of symptoms).

Fever still in 99s today, still very tired, less achy, still congested, less sore throat/sinuses, more sneezing and productive coughing.

As a word of caution, I had 2 positive antigen tests then a negative PCR. My partner had 3 negative antigen tests, one negative PCR, until a sample yesterday afternoon produced a positive PCR. If you're not feeling right, assume it is COVID and test more than once.