The idea of social distancing did seem rather daunting at first: our interests - rambling, table tennis (him), French Lit group, Photography group (me) - got cancelled.
The health club and pool closed.
It seemed sensible, for everyone's sake and being in an age-related at-risk group, to give up ambulance car driving.
The supermarket did not seem too appealing but there was Asda home delivery....
I guess we shall miss more and more seeing our friends.
However, Ray still has his novels to read, his TV programs to watch, his gardening to enjoy (I enjoy the garden too but I just sit in it); he has taken out a sub to The Times online. I have my photography (the best), meditation, exercises, reading, siesta(!). And nearly every day so far I have baked a cake.
So maybe it was, after all, strawberries, not cherries.........
Lovely image and an interesting narrative Hazel hopefully we will all pull through this before the end of the strawberry season and we can enjoy them with friends in the sun:)
Luscious strawberries, mouthwatering!
Yes, staying home is so counter intuitive, isn't it? But we are doing it too and only going out when we really need food or to get help to my high-risk parents.
Sorry, Jackie, no idea.
Yes, staying home is so counter intuitive, isn't it? But we are doing it too and only going out when we really need food or to get help to my high-risk parents.
At least you knew once! I never did!
Freeman Patterson!! No idea where I dredged that up from.
Well done!
We are almost out of vegetables. It will soon be tinned tomatoes chick peas and lentils!!
A bit of a novelty at the moment which I doubt will last............