I've been taking pictures most days, just don't seem to find the time to post them!!! I still have loads of things on my to do list, so I'm likely to run out of time rather than things to do! I've been making scrubs recently - I've made two sets already, still two sets to go. They're black and Xtra large! I've got the hang of it now so they're not taking so long. I'm quite enjoying having time to sit in the garden or just potter some days, and am thankful for this gorgeous weather. We live on a cul-de-sac, and have been getting together with four other families, albeit from our own driveways, every Sunday morning at 11am for a coffee and a chat. It's good for the soul I think. Keep well and safe!
I like your way of lockdown Judith...making yourself useful to the the people we need so much at the moment & managing to keep a perspective of the actual lockdown process. Good to see neighbours & keep a sensible distance but also to preserve our sanity. I have a friend whose son has banned her from going out at all & really it’s doing her no good at all....just a walk up the road & a wave to neighbours dies you so much good. Our little Lane is very self contained & we’ve all been having a chat.
Sounds like you're making the most of this strange time, Judith. So glad you're 'seeing' your neighbours in a safe manner. I think the toll on mental health could be enormous if people aren't sensible about this whole thing. I go up to my dad's weekly (and chat with him over the fence), bringing him a bag of food, but he does go out to the small local Co-op himself when necessary, and he takes his dog out. He'd go crazy otherwise. One of our little neighbourhoods were playing pavement bingo the other night in the sunshine. John heard it from our garden and thought he was going potty! Human contact (even at a distance) is so important, especially for older people and people living on their own. Keep up the good work on the scrubs!
Ian