Things can only get better

HairyHandofDartmoor

In the Mr M that I went to today there were about six people in each aisle which made it very difficult to socially distance, so I thought they'd let too many people in, or they should have had a one way system or something. I felt very unsafe . 

Sun_Addict

I don’t mind queuing outside it’s what happens when you get inside that concerns me. Our local Mr T Express has got the right idea only 4 customers at a time. I’ve read that the larger Mr Ts are introducing a one way system which is a good idea.  

Sun_Addict

It also concerns me that although I’m being careful by only going out when absolutely necessary DD is working at Mr M every day and could bring the virus home that way. 

Sun_Addict

Morning all, hope everyone is well  

Already managed to take the dog on the park, no one else there - bliss 😁 Obviously 7.15am is a good time to go.  I think this will be my plan, any shopping or dog walking will have to be done at this time before everyone gets up. Mind you the dog wasn't over impressed as she doesn't normally get up until later. So a few steps on the FitBit to start off the day, Joe Wicks later then might try a Pilates class after work as a change from running.

Anyone else think this new way of shopping is like going back to caveman days and going out hunting and gathering, dragging whatever you can get hold of back to your cave 🤣 If you didn't laugh you'd cry.

Have a good day folks, stay safe xx

beanielou

Happy Tuesday xx

mummytogirls

Happy Tuesday SA!!!

Good plan re going out earlier than everyone else. Im hating going out, some people are still not getting the social distancing are they!!! xx

Buffythedebtslayer

Hello XX 

Walking the dogs at sunset seems to work here, anyone who is out is clearly thinking like me and avoids others. I am shopping tomorrow. In the afternoon. Fingers crossed. 
Hope you have a good day XXXX

brizzlegirl

Happy Tuesday all xxx

Sun_Addict

The morning has just flown by in a haze of back to back meetings.  Now on a brief break before they start up again. 

Despite promising not to go up those steps at the bottom of the garden, I've noticed Mr SA has set himself a deckchair up there.  In one ear and out of the other! No wonder I can't keep the floors clean in the house, he and the dog are constantly back and forth into the garden.

A work colleague's wife has been poorly with the suspected virus for 10 days and was just starting to pick up when she took a turn for the worse overnight and is being admitted to hospital.  It's very frightening that for a lot of people it seems to be at the point they're feeling better it suddenly gets worse. I dread to think what the real figures of infected are as they're only counting the confirmed cases. Ugh 😒

Onebrokelady

-taff said:

Onebrokelady said:

,do you have concrete posts in between your fence panels,my sister has these in her garden and the panel just slides out,I thought it was a brilliant idea when I saw it,I've never seen them anywhere else though only in the Midlands 😊

They exist in Wales and in southern england too.....Much easier to replace panels. I have them in my garden at the back. Neighbour in wales has them in his...His though have the added bonus of being the composite fence panels which will never rot, only fade....

Funnily enough I took the dog out on a route I don't do very often on Sunday night and saw some in the gardens along the route,I've never seen them before here,they are such a good idea