Thoughts ?

Got the fridge freezer and cupboards stacked up ..

Plenty of toilet rolls and drinks.

Got plenty of sport and movies to watch.

So we are ok thanks PP

See you all next year  ;D

Very strange times we are in but some of the decisions made by government are extremely baffling (keeping schools and universities open for example)

I work for the railway and will be working all the way through like I have done from the start of this virus so not that much different for me really.

Anyone who genuinely believes we are locked down until 2nd December is deluded in my opinion. It took about 8 weeks until cases started coming right down last time. And that was with schools, colleges and universities closed.

At least 6 weeks, I reckon.

Quoted from grimsby pete

Got the fridge freezer and cupboards stacked up ..

Plenty of toilet rolls and drinks.

Got plenty of sport and movies to watch.

So we are ok thanks PP

See you all next year  ;D

Same here Pete, bliss again with no skateboarders coming down South Street late at night now Willy's is shut   :)

Four weeks sounds a bit arbitrary, but hey Ho, I’m used to the make it up as you go along approach now.

It feels harder this time round. In March we had the longer days coming, April and May we had superb weather so it was easy for kids to be outdoors. Now we’ve got short, wet miserable days to look forward to.  Working from home every day was a novelty and bonus, now it’s the new norm so there isn’t anything positive this time round.

Also last time I was easing myself back after a little op so I had a bit of an excuse for not doing much exercise for a few weeks. Now I’ve got to drag myself out  ;D ;D

I've not been in the office or had to face the misery commute on Northern Rail since March. I know I'm in a massively privileged position working from home but I'd love to be back on the standard daily slog again. I was in tier 3 beforehand so expect to be in some sort of lockdown for the foreseeable.

We were going to take off touring in our camper to the wilds of Scotland, but can't do that now- not for the foreseeable at least. I work mostly from home anyway, so nothing new there, but I have no orders to fulfil, so will probably do a lot of walking and unnecessary DIY around the house. Built a new shed in the last lockdown.  ::)

Quoted from KingstonMariner

Also last time I was easing myself back after a little op so I had a bit of an excuse for not doing much exercise for a few weeks. Now I’ve got to drag myself out  ;D ;D

Do what I did KM  I joined a gym to get over two knee replacement ops

Now I am doing it at home there are two advantages for doing that way.

1. I do not have to pay.

2. I do not have to do it .  ;D

The furlough scheme has just been extended until the end of March so maybe we could be in for more lockdown after 2nd December.

I'm calling a 2 week extension to mid-December then a loosening to get us spending over Christmas then back into it early in the new year through until March. intercourse knows though!

Quoted from grimsby pete

Do what I did KM  I joined a gym to get over two knee replacement ops

Now I am doing it at home there are two advantages for doing that way.

1. I do not have to pay.

2. I do not have to do it .  ;D

Was that just an excuse to do that joke Pete? If so respect 😆👏👏👏👏

I hate gyms and they’re closed.