An empty street. And that's good - keeping within the rules.
We had a chemists pickup but didn't waste a minute going home.
Thankful for:
To Level 2 where these business owners can get back to work and make a living!
Wow! I can see someone way down there. Having no people in a shot like this is so surreal. Glad things have calmed down to where people can get back to work.
Yes that’s the best reason to get to level 3....I do worry about the state of the economy of countries & peoples businesses they have worked so hard to build up. It won’t be so easy for us in our overcrowded country!
We have had a very slight easing of restrictions today....garden centres open on Wednesday & we can exercise more than once a day plus get back to work if you are able in certain trades. It’s not Stay Home now but Stay Alert!
Some of us have got very comfortable with the lock down. Maybe too comfortable to be happy with the changes coming in. I am very fortunate and can, for the most part, choose to stay in. I hope the change in restrictions go smoothly for everyone.
I never stopped living as usual mostly out of stubborness and defiance. I grieve for my friends who have lost their small businesses, jobs, livelihoods, incomes, families' futures. I'm helping them all I can.
I am with @fbailey in hopes that it doesn't flare up again but I know the businesses will be happy to start making money again. An interesting story in this photo
@maggiemae Yep. We only play in a max of four anyway, the clubhouse is closed (bar the bathrooms I assume) and we've been told not to gather in groups of more than whatever in the carpark etc.
@jamibann That brings to mind the song sung by Andy Williams...."Lonely Street' A place where there's just loneliness
Where dim lights bring forgetfulness
Where broken dreams and mem'ries meet
Where's this place called lonely street?…
We have had a very slight easing of restrictions today....garden centres open on Wednesday & we can exercise more than once a day plus get back to work if you are able in certain trades. It’s not Stay Home now but Stay Alert!
Where dim lights bring forgetfulness
Where broken dreams and mem'ries meet
Where's this place called lonely street?…