Well, that's been a strange one! Quiet as a graveyard, (although that's a poor analogy); no traffic to speak of and hardly any pedestrians.
No Barney, I didn't have any hot cross buns either. Some say it's a pagan hangover, with the X signifying you know what and the spices signifying the embalming.
That wouldn't have put me off trying half-a-dozen or so, but my only treat was a bag of potato chips; although I did manage to follow the "Fish on Friday" theme by finding a "Grilled Perch" frozen dinner in the freezer.! I'd starve if it wasn't for the microwave!
Oopsadaisy You're absolutely right with your warning not to look up, especially in the shower. I always mark out first which way I'm going to fall to avoid clonking my head: even though there's a shower stool in there with me,
Soap in the eyes makes life difficult of course! 
It must be frightening to get BPPV whilst driving, especially if driving to Cornwall as you say.
That takes me back a long way, with our family living variously in Barnstaple, Chudleigh, Ashburton (OK! Devon!} Par, Padstow, St.Austell!
The A303 was our preferred route, with a "comfort stop" at an Aircraft museum at Yeovilton (Naval I think), then on to Taunton and Barnstaple. where Nan and Grandad spent retirement. Happy memories! Plenty of time for reminiscing at the moment! 
Some grusome pictures on TV today of mass burials of Corvic victims in New York. Fortunately our stats. are miniscule by comparison.
One of our MPs forced to resign today, having copped a fine from the police for driving to his other home without good cause! Have they no brains? Above the law I suppose!
I see there is a strong argument developing on another thread regarding having 1st class and 3rd class memberships! Be interesting to see where that one heads!
Which reminds me to head off too; the predicted cool/col change has arrived just in time for the "holiday"
week-end, although nobody's going anywhere!
Have a Holy Good Friday1
Cheers 
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