Topic: I'm starting to enjoy the lockdown - page 3. (Read 485 times)
Actually its getting boring for me after a while,without meeting others faces I am kind of feeling stressed now.Watching old movies to get out of this and also I am getting more hungry than before.
Well, more or less same picture in the whole world. After 19 days I went to the market to buy some urgent medicine. I saw only medicine Shops are open in the market and a few people selling green vegetables on the roadside.
I saw only fear and panic in every human eye. At first I thought everyone might be scared of the Corona virus. But after a while I realized that they were more afraid of the police than they were afraid of the virus.
Anyway I am also enjoying lockdown. There is no work to do. I can spent more time with my family now, which is not possible a few days back.
Have a nice day and enjoy the lockdown.
I saw only fear and panic in every human eye. At first I thought everyone might be scared of the Corona virus. But after a while I realized that they were more afraid of the police than they were afraid of the virus.
Anyway I am also enjoying lockdown. There is no work to do. I can spent more time with my family now, which is not possible a few days back.
Have a nice day and enjoy the lockdown.
Yeah one of the upsides is that roads are mostly free.
Where ever i need to go, i'm there in 15ish max. Used to take me over an hour before
Where ever i need to go, i'm there in 15ish max. Used to take me over an hour before
I'm getting on top of my power problem, and I'm using the WiFi provided by the management of a retail park. I'm parked in a small car park near to the entrance, and I can watch the girls in shorts taking their dogs for a walk, and the joggers in tight lycra. I'm even getting smiles from some of them.
I can see the supermarket queues, so I can choose to shop when nobody is waiting to enter, and I've got a choice of 3 supermarkets. When I get inside, the shelves are still pretty well stocked, and the aisles are pretty empty because of social distancing. When I need to drive somewhere, the roads are pretty empty, and the price of diesel is down because of the oil wars.
It's just sad that the virus is the reason for all this. It is also sad to see how many people are still smoking as they walk in the sunshine. I would have thought that the pasty haggard faces of the hollow chested older women would put people off, but it seems that most people don't register the consequences of smoking.
Well that is a novelty. I'm inland, but a coastguard 4x4 has just gone by with the blues and twos going
I can see the supermarket queues, so I can choose to shop when nobody is waiting to enter, and I've got a choice of 3 supermarkets. When I get inside, the shelves are still pretty well stocked, and the aisles are pretty empty because of social distancing. When I need to drive somewhere, the roads are pretty empty, and the price of diesel is down because of the oil wars.
It's just sad that the virus is the reason for all this. It is also sad to see how many people are still smoking as they walk in the sunshine. I would have thought that the pasty haggard faces of the hollow chested older women would put people off, but it seems that most people don't register the consequences of smoking.
Well that is a novelty. I'm inland, but a coastguard 4x4 has just gone by with the blues and twos going
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