Callistemon
I understand exactly what you are saying when you replied to me, and I have total empathy because we all have suffered many privations during the lockdown. I have been unable to visit my 92 year old mother during all these weeks of lockdown because she lives in a second floor sheltered apartment with no balcony. The nearest I have been to her is to stand in the grounds and phone her and she comes to the window and she waves to me. For part of that time she has been unwell, not Coronavirus, and the nurse visited, but I didn’t, I followed the rules.
What I don’t like is hypocrisy. I complained in a different thread about five builders working in a garden at a house opposite to mine, operating no social distancing whatever. I was told in no uncertain way by Gransnetters, that it was not my business. I also noted that beaches and promenades were chock a block with people at the weekend again and I noted the pack of press outside Cummings house yesterday. To make no comment on these activities, and even tell me that what others do is not my business, well that’s hypocrisy.