Things I just realised.. - Page 43

Anonymous · ‎17-09-2018

Was in ASDA today & found out that you don’t need a quid / token to release the trolleys from each other.

How long has that been happening? Can you tell I’m a sad lonely single basket user....

Anonymous · ‎30-03-2020

@jonsie wrote:
Some peoples estimation of 2m is laughable. Been queuing outside Tesco for 30 minutes.....!!

+1

On my walk this morning.. people just walking in the middle of the path, refusing to move. I've taken to walking kerbside and moving out into the road when I can... that and shouting my disapproval at those who don't bother to shuffle.

pricks!

gmarkj · ‎30-03-2020

Yeah was at Tesco yesterday.
Queuing outside was 2m (there abouts) but inside people weren't keeping their distance.
I used the scan and shop so I could try and keep to myself, but others had no idea.
Saw some that were obviously shopping together, and picking up as many as they could/wanted for some items.

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Anonymous · ‎31-03-2020

Listening to the radio (2) is great... until the news comes on...

jonsie · ‎31-03-2020

Good old Netflix

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Anonymous · ‎31-03-2020

If there's one thing I've realised this last few weeks is how quickly things fall apart when just one thing is removed from your life, be it a job, money or freedom (I'm sure your list will be different from mine)

I keep thinking about the money I've squandered over the years. I got an Apple Watch in November. It took a lot of dilly dallying before I actually committed. It's what I deem a luxury purchase & back then that seemed like a great deal /idea at the time, but now seems like a complete waste when money could be better spent elsewhere.

Everything I own is paid for fortunately, but I'm now horrified that friends, family & others in the world are at risk of losing their business and/or their home.

My dad used to say. 'Nor a borrower or a lender be' which I never really paid much attention to, because everybody at some point borrows, whether it be a tool from a friend or a loan from a bank.. but these last few weeks .. it's really made me wish I'd listened to the old duffer more often.

Cleoriff · ‎31-03-2020

I was pretty much 'housebound' before this crisis.

However I did meet up with friends frequently, that no longer happens. Two rock and roll weekends have beeen cancelled.

My garden is the thing that upsets me a lot. All those beautiful plants going to waste at garden centres and knowing my containers will be empty this year.

I don't see my sons or grandchildren, I hate that.

Fortunately I'm not on my own but I am getting cabin fever!!

Veritas Numquam Perit

gmarkj · ‎31-03-2020

I am very lucky (at the minute) that I can work from home and that my role is still required.
Our holiday at the end of May is in doubt - nothing fancy, just a week in a caravan - but that was going to be our holiday this year.
However I know people that have had 2 weeks in Mauritius cancelled so small mercies.

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