Before anyone jumps on me I know that Covid is serious but I wouldn't be British if I couldn't laugh at bad things.
There is a new variant coming out of the UK but we're not calling it the British variant although we're happy to say South African, Brazilian etc. We're calling it the Kent variant. Blaming a county rather than our country but is there is an ulterior motive? A lot of trade comes in through the Dover Ports so we could argue that the Kent variant didn't really start in Kent but was probably brought in by a foreign driver. Ergo no British variant and more evidence of how well we've handled the pandemic because we haven't produced our own variant.
Parents-in-Law. What do/did you call them?
A bit of de-cluttering. Now and then