DH and Iare ‘socially distanced’ as we are both in vulnerable groups. For myself it’s actually not too much different as I was a stay at home mum/Nanna so I’m well used to occupying myself. I’ve also realised that a lot of how we lived in the 50s-80s would be useful today. Home baking, cooking, reusable towelling nappies and, most of all a sense of community, would all help. DH and I are planning on going out for ‘drives’ but instead of heading for a cafe for lunch we’re reverting to childhood days out and taking a flask and sandwiches! (Preferably soggy tomato ones wrapped in tin foil!) We will find somewhere pleasant to stop and have lunch whilst admiring the view. Perhaps the unexpected beneficial consequence of this virus will be to make us all slow down the frantic pace of our lives. Sometimes the ways of the past were actually better for us. I found this gem online....it still holds true!
https://youtu.be/bGop2QiSWLU
Angela Rayner lashes out and calls Sunak “pint sized loser”.
Well Labour’s “patriotism” didn’t last very long, did it? 🇬🇧