I don't know where we're going, but it can only be 5K away (Part whatever)

GoneHome

thomil wrote: »

Just trying to keep abreast of developments in this thread :pac:

Haven't really had a look at the numbers for Ireland. Things are taking a turn for the worse again?

Yes, very high again this evening, as I was saying earlier we meet my parents once every two weeks, and now with the good weather we do the meet up outside in the garden, we both work from home and go out for shopping once every two weeks so not really associating with anyone, I can't understand where the numbers are coming from but I suppose in the cities and towns people are congrating too much.

Gremlinertia

Wait until the Paddy's day numbers hit. Reading a report here about groups of up to 200 kids meeting in areas of galway :eek:

Kitty6277

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I'm a C so I'll lend you half. I think I'd be ok with being a B and a half

Actually when I was in my early twenties I was very flat chested. So you do have something to look forward to

I thank you. Ooh something to look forward to, how exciting

Gremlinertia

Kitty6277 wrote: »

I thank you. Ooh something to look forward to, how exciting

Look down to, no?? :P

GoneHome

JupiterKid wrote: »

In bed, turning in for the night after an evening with an upset stomach following on from a big long walk with a good mate in the beautiful sunshine this afternoon in the Phoenix Park.

I need plenty of bed rest as I have a very very busy week ahead of me with work and a couple of deadlines to be met.

Sending you best wishes for the week ahead and stay safe.

Autosport

Any updates on the secret admirer

Diamonds that is a beautiful comb

I didn’t watch the news tonight as I was busy watching All creatures Great and small

I think at this stage so many are absolutely exhausted with having our lives curtailed to such an extent. Leadership feels missing. There is no inspiration or hope only calls to "do more". What more can we possibly do?

Sardonicat

Autosport wrote: »

Any updates on the secret admirer

Diamonds that is a beautiful comb

I didn’t watch the news tonight as I was busy watching All creatures Great and small

I think I frightened him off with the threat of him having to wear tights and cod piece.

Kitty6277

Kitty6277 wrote: »

I thank you. Ooh something to look forward to, how exciting

GoneHome

Deleted User wrote: »

I think at this stage so many are absolutely exhausted with having our lives curtailed to such an extent. Leadership feels missing. There is no inspiration or hope only calls to "do more". What more can we possibly do?

In fairness people are generally sticking with the programme, it's all in our best interest for ourselves and our families to stick with it, we'll get out of this eventually but for now we all have to do our best to keep everyone safe, I've no problem doing that.

Autosport

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I think at this stage so many are absolutely exhausted with having our lives curtailed to such an extent. Leadership feels missing. There is no inspiration or hope only calls to "do more". What more can we possibly do?

I see it’s round my area and some people are sticking to the guidelines and others are doing there own thing. As someone said in an article I read a few months back “The virus doesn’t travel but people do” and it’s very true

To be fair I’m enjoying my time off and I’ll never have this time off again

GoneHome

Autosport wrote: »

To be fair I’m enjoying my time off and I’ll never have this time off again

I feel absolutely the same, we'll never again have this time, so I'm enjoying it for what it is, getting all those little jobs done around the house, catching up on reading and movies, fitter that I ever was from all the walks, all is good, there will be time for holidays, pubs, meals out, in their own time, the main thing for now is that we're all staying safe.

Freedom has always been important to me. My world has never been small. I like to be able to get on a train for a day out or decide to go for a coffee with a friend or take a trip up the mountain, for life to be more.
I'm so lucky that I can work, that I have a comfortable home and a loving relationship. That freedom though. I can't figure out how to be ok with it gone.

And I feel really sad for others. For strangers. All the people who are in dire straits because of this. I encountered a lot of "it doesn't negatively impact me so we must keep going" attitudes since the pandemic began and it's just terrible.

Death comes to all. Will the journey be rich or will it be empty.

Night owl gal

Going to watch '999: what's your emergency?' and then head to bed

Only have two meetings next week, yay

GoneHome

Deleted User wrote: »

I encountered a lot of "it doesn't negatively impact me so we must keep going" attitudes since the pandemic began and it's just terrible.

But why is it terrible, yes i know our freedom is curtailed to an extent but thank god us and our loved ones are safe and well from this awful virus so surely that's the main thing, we'll get to go on holidiays/pubs/restaurants again at some stage, it might take another 6 months or 12 months but I've no problem with that, it's a small ask.

Gremlinertia

Coffee time, jeez my eyelids are heavy. I feel my energy levels have gone to sh1t since lockdowns began.

GoneHome

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Coffee time, jeez my eyelids are heavy. I feel my energy levels have gone to sh1t since lockdowns began.

Stick with the coffee or a Coke Zero is great as well to get the energy levels up

Gremlinertia

I have the hiccups agh! I'm such a drama when i get them

GoneHome

GoneHome wrote: »

But why is it terrible, yes i know our freedom is curtailed to an extent but thank god us and our loved ones are safe and well from this awful virus so surely that's the main thing, we'll get to go on holidiays/pubs/restaurants again at some stage, it might take another 6 months or 12 months but I've no problem with that, it's a small ask.

I think that attitude I referred to in my post as terrible is because I really struggle with viewpoints that don't take in to account wider experiences.

As for pubs etc, we absolutely will get to have those things again. I think you have found a way to be comfortable with the current restrictios and make the most of it. That is a really good thing because it means this will be very manageable for you. For me I get on with it but will never ever be ok with living like this.

When it comes to me and the people I love being safe. Well. My Dad God love him has a poor grasp on the Virus so that means hand shaking and no social distancing. I gave up trying to police him. For him there are worst things than Covid and that's a life of isolation and fear.
In saying that he doesn't go out a whole lot and there wouldn't be visitors to the house anyways.

My mam and dad in law are sick to the teeth of it. We've visited them numerous times. They remain Covid free. Obviously we don't want the people we care about to get sick but most are well able to look after themselves and make their own decisions. It's really just my Dad that wouldn't be the best.

smurfjed

Bedtime for me, I managed to avoid some ballistic missiles and drones :)

Never a dull moment around here

Alarm set for 6 hours from now to watch the ireland England game, who won ?:)

Surreptitious

smurfjed wrote: »

Bedtime for me, I managed to avoid some ballistic missiles and drones :)

Never a dull moment around here

Alarm set for 6 hours from now to watch the ireland England game, who won ?:)

Wait to see it.

Kitty6277

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Look down to, no?? :P

Yes yes fair point

GoneHome

Surreptitious wrote: »

Wait to see it.

The Wales v France game was great too, some finish.

Kitty6277

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Freedom has always been important to me. My world has never been small. I like to be able to get on a train for a day out or decide to go for a coffee with a friend or take a trip up the mountain, for life to be more.
I'm so lucky that I can work, that I have a comfortable home and a loving relationship. That freedom though. I can't figure out how to be ok with it gone.

And I feel really sad for others. For strangers. All the people who are in dire straits because of this. I encountered a lot of "it doesn't negatively impact me so we must keep going" attitudes since the pandemic began and it's just terrible.

Death comes to all. Will the journey be rich or will it be empty.

The thing (or rather person) I miss most is my boyfriend, I haven’t seen him since New Years I completely understand why we can’t and shouldn’t, especially with him working in a customer facing job but Jesus, the longer this drags on the harder it feels for me Things could be far worse and I just have to keep reminding myself that this will eventually end

Kitty6277

Kitty6277 wrote: »

The thing (or rather person) I miss most is my boyfriend, I haven’t seen him since New Years I completely understand why we can’t and shouldn’t, especially with him working in a customer facing job but Jesus, the longer this drags on the harder it feels for me Things could be far worse and I just have to keep reminding myself that this will eventually end

I know I will be lynched for this Kitty, but if you are both comfortable with doing so, would you go see him?

GoneHome

Deleted User wrote: »

I think that attitude I referred to in my post as terrible is because I really struggle with viewpoints that don't take in to account wider experiences..

Look that's your way of seeing it, for me I just see that my parents and parents in law are all in their 70s and 80s, the majority of my siblings and siblings in law are 50 plus, so I'm happy not to be associating with anyone so as to keep all of them safe for as long as it takes, and we all still keep in contact, more so than ever really in the past 12 months what with zoom communal calls on a Saturday evening, all of us sending pics and joke whats app messages etc

Kitty6277

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I know I will be lynched for this Kitty, but if you are both comfortable with doing so, would you go see him?

I absolutely would at this point, but he’s a bit more hesitant, which I understand

GoneHome

GoneHome wrote: »

Look that's your way of seeing it, for me I just see that my parents and parents in law are all in their 70s and 80s, the majority of my siblings and siblings in law are 50 plus, so I'm happy not to be associating with anyone so as to keep all of them safe for as long as it takes, and we all still keep in contact, more so than ever really in the past 12 months what with zoom communal calls on a Saturday evening, all of us sending pics and joke whats app messages etc

I think you might be picking me up wrong

The thing I think is terrible is when some people don't understand that everyone of us has a different experience with the pandemic. I mentioned it as one of the negative aspects I came to recognise since all this began.

Kitty6277

Kitty6277 wrote: »

I absolutely would at this point, but he’s a bit more hesitant, which I understand

Yes and I would understand that too. We are all feeling differently and have different risk levels. Hang in there Kitty. Soon this will all be behind us

Surreptitious

GoneHome wrote: »

The Wales v France game was great too, some finish.

Yeah it was great

Gremlinertia

Despite the fact that we are all waging a war as it were on this virus, there is a very personal element to the battle.. The range and intensity of emotion i've experienced in the last year has surprised me somewhat, especially since very little has really changed for me..

smurfjed

I landed last night in my home city, special bus took us to a hotel in my gated community at 3am, this morning the missus came to visit, primarily so that she could get the Dubai duty free tobacco that i had collected for her. We couldn’t even hug as my company considers me in isolation and she would destroy that. This is so F-ud.

So KATTY, I understand and appreciate your boyfriends behaviour,

Hang in there.

GoneHome

smurfjed wrote: »

I landed last night in my home city, special bus took us to a hotel in my gated community at 3am, this morning the missus came to visit, primarily so that she could get the Dubai duty free tobacco that i had collected for her. We couldn’t even hug as my company considers me in isolation and she would destroy that. This is so F-ud.

So KATTY, I understand and appreciate your boyfriends behaviour,

Hang in there.

It seems like there's quite a way to go yet, reading an article on the internet tonight saying France and Germany are going into another month long lockdown, a long road ahead of us yet

We will be positive and hopeful. Better times are around the corner

GoneHome

A work teams call now in a while to a contact in Pakistan, 2.30 here, 7.30 over there but once I've that done a nice lie in awaits in the morning.

Kitty6277

Thought of a long road ahead are scary, but there’s little else that can be done, just take it day by day I suppose and hope for the best

GoneHome

Not advocating anything illegal Kitty but I know my own niece who's 19 met up with her boyfriend last Sunday for the first time since before Christmas, they live about twenty miles from each other and met up in her parents back garden, so it can be done, just saying

GoneHome

Alright Boardsies I'm off to do this ten minute teams talk with the work contact in Pakisatan in then to the bed for the sleep of all sleeps

Gremlinertia

GoneHome wrote: »

Alright Boardsies I'm off to do this ten minute teams talk with the work contact in Pakisatan in then to the bed for the sleep of all sleeps

Enjoy the lie in later

Kitty6277

GoneHome wrote: »

Not advocating anything illegal Kitty but I know my own niece who's 19 met up with her boyfriend last Sunday for the first time since before Christmas, they live about twenty miles from each other and met up in her parents back garden, so it can be done, just saying

It may have to be done


....or not for any Gardaí seeing this

Gremlinertia

Skedaddle o clock. Cooler this morning.

Sardonicat

Streeeeeessssss.

Grumpy's hernia causing problems since first thing. Now to find we've no hot water. Grrrrrr

Gremlinertia

Sardonicat wrote: »

Streeeeeessssss.

Grumpy's hernia causing problems since first thing. Now to find we've no hot water. Grrrrrr

Sh1tebags Sardi. Don't tell me it's a boiler issue? I do hope the hernia settles soon, no fun for either of you.

Sardonicat

Cold wash it is. Bracing myself!
Mr Sardi calling round shortly to see if he can identify/fix the issue

Crush On You

If he can't help maybe I could step in?

The Inbetween is mine

G'wan Sardi!!
Giddyup

Sardonicat

Crush On You wrote: »

If he can't help maybe I could step in?

This has stopped being funny now.

Purple Mountain

Crush On You wrote: »

If he can't help maybe I could step in?

Why did you change your username?

Sephiroth_dude

Crush on you this isn't tinder , you're clearly making Sardi uncomfortable, rein it in now, this is your one and only warning .

The Inbetween is mine

Well that quietened the place..
Beautiful day here...I'm getting a banging headache...so diving for the Solpadol in 5...4...3...