Yesterday Rachel and I volunteered to be car parking stewards at our local medical centre, all to do with the Coronavirus vaccines. We have had an electrical shock and I’m running again. Continue reading “Weekly update – settling into village life”
Category: Coronavirus
Weekly update – a little glum, chum?
It might be a case of feeling a little gum, chum? Alternatively, is my annoyingly bouncy optimism going to shine through? Yes, I think so. Here’s what’s going on….. Continue reading “Weekly update – a little glum, chum?”
2020 reflections
My 2020 reflections. What an extraordinary year for us all with the world’s number one topic – COVID. Yep that’s true but there’s far more. Continue reading “2020 reflections”
Weekly update – oh bumminess – tier 4
Yes definitely a case of “oh bumminess” as we are now in tier 4, meaning we are (in all but name) in Lockdown once again. While we absorb this latest news, here we are in the middle of the winter, actually a very joyful time of year. Continue reading “Weekly update – oh bumminess – tier 4”
Weekly update – Grandma, the dusty museum and the strain is showing
It is hard to believe how almost three months have passed by since we were jolted and moved to the dusty museum. I look at the museum and question whether we did the right thing and then, in a flash, the answer is yes, we did. However, it is not without cost, strain and some stress. Continue reading “Weekly update – Grandma, the dusty museum and the strain is showing”
Returning to church
One of my friends recently asked what returning to church was like. We both agreed it would be a good blog post, a kind of record and a snap shot of life in these COVID times. Continue reading “Returning to church”
How to prepare for a second COVID-19 spike
How to prepare for a second COVID-19 spike is something we should all take seriously. While the Government might say everything is sorted in good time, I do not have complete confidence in our leaders. So here’s a few thoughts of what we are looking at. Continue reading “How to prepare for a second COVID-19 spike”