So, what are you doing?

[Bob's Orange]

Take an IOU, it is after all the Labour way to do things 😁 low key this year big big one next year assuming I make it 🤣🤣🤣

Just as an FYI I’m kind of political party agnostic!

Is it the big 60 next year or am I being too nice now

[donkey]

Agreed. Bassists dont need to learn scales. Just play the root note of whatever chord your guitarist is playing, no ones listening to you anyway ;-)

The way I play they do!

[Legends-Lounge]

Off to work shortly. Deliveries won’t get delivered by themselves, yet, give it ten years and they might be.

[Bob's Orange]

Off to work shortly. Deliveries won’t get delivered by themselves, yet, give it ten years and they might be.

Are you a postie LL?

[Legends-Lounge]

Are you a postie LL?

I operate a ‘don’t tell him pike’ operation.

[pauld]

I apologise if I have offended you or anyone else. I am merely projecting my point of view. I understand that might be uncomfortable to some & imbalance the groupthink in this forum.

Chang's already got the job of shit Reg.

[DiV]

Taking my son out for a quick walk whilst I’m still able to. Plus his skin could do with a bit of sunlight.

Be interesting to see how many people are out.

[swindonmaniac]

Taking my son out for a quick walk whilst I’m still able to. Plus his skin could do with a bit of sunlight.

Be interesting to see how many people are out.

Just been out to take the dog to the vets,  no change here, still no end of knobheads wandering about,   some probably justified,  but it seems no matter what is said some will continue to do as they please.     Must say didn't see one police officer,  until they start to enforce it I can't see it changing.

[Bob's Orange]

I operate a ‘don’t tell him pike’ operation.

hmm - male escort then!

[DiV]

Just been out to take the dog to the vets,  no change here, still no end of knobheads wandering about,   some probably justified,  but it seems no matter what is said some will continue to do as they please.     Must say didn't see one police officer,  until they start to enforce it I can't see it changing.

Seen a few people out but all singular, couples or families. No groups

[The Artist Formerly Known as Audrey]

Having a good day so far. Sun is out, went into town to go to the bank, checked my PO Box, bought some plants and compost (have no idea when the garden centres are still open), went to the bakery and bought cakes. Back home and taking the dog down to our small, semi private beach. Think I understood correctly that only going to organised beaches was a no no.

[BoA Vagabond]

Did some work for clients early. Walked to local stores and chemist to get exercise, which is permitted under the laissez-faire lockdown. Everyone kept their distance and were very polite and friendly. No knobheads except for me. Saw one Policeman but he was in his car and played no attention to me despite my nakedness. Going to start my veggie Covid Stew next which I will maintain for the coming week. Just add bits and water everyday to top-up. Making a rhubarb crumble from the allotment which I got in yesterday. More work for colleagues later and then beer.

[RobertT]

I'm intrigued to see if the experience of the past few months and the coming ones will have significant change on some behaviours of people.  The number of people who will have had a taste of working from home for starters, which in turn could fundamentally change the amount of traffic on the roads or commuters using the trains.  I doubt it, but it should. 

Over here, broadband seems patchy due to the sheer scale of the country, and everyone is very individualistic/anti-govt being involved in too much.  That has been turned on it's head right now - people may be open to a big change in Healthcare for example.  States trying to outbid each other to get PPE delivered - shows the single biggest benefit of a National Health Service - cost control.

I've barley stepped beyond the front garden for the best part of 4 weeks.  Been to get food a couple of times, but I've had to remember to turn the car over to avoid the battery going dead.  Spent less than $40 on petrol in the past couple of months, which is unheard of in a place where a 20 mile drive the shops seems ordinary.

[pauld]

I'm intrigued to see if the experience of the past few months and the coming ones will have significant change on some behaviours of people.  The number of people who will have had a taste of working from home for starters, which in turn could fundamentally change the amount of traffic on the roads or commuters using the trains.  I doubt it, but it should. 

Will be interesting to see how it effects attitudes toward climate change as well, the action needed to combat it and attitudes toward the risk of delay.

[Panda Paws]

Run, work, wander up the green grocers, work, telly.

Repeat. Every day. For the next 12 weeks.

Social impact of this is going to change the way we live forever.