I don’t think this is true. I’m in the building industry and construction sites haven’t been ordered to close, so they aren’t being advised on when to open.No idea on the detail but government are telling specific sectors messages to get ready, construction as of last week have been told to get mobilised and back on site next week (and they are). Football have been told restrictions to start be lifted from the 1st June, so therefore football to restart 6th June behind closed doors.
All very hush hush, with no overall picture
Yes your right we’re going to have to make the best of a bad situation and get on as best we can...My sons birthday is June aswell D-Day infact the 6th if only this war was really over..I have to say I feel guilty/sad for the younger generation their going to miss out on a lot ,and have a lot of dreams and ambitions destroyed ..But the babies born at this time will “never miss what they never had “ so I suppose that’s a bit of heartening..So from one lockdown birthday boy to one lockdown birthday girl..Happy June BirthdayI've had an email from work (local government) saying we will not be opening and non essential services until AT LEAST June. This includes cafes, sports centres, gyms, museums, theatres and tourist info.
I'm assuming these will be the last places to open.
I doubt schools will be re opening this academic year. And I think they will be lucky if they re open completely in September.
We are just living one day at a time in our house. Daughters bday party had been cancelled (in June, at local swimming pool).
Were ment to be in Cornwall in mid July, doubt that will happen.
I know its frustrating but it's out of everyones control. Just take it one day at a time and try to enjoy your time off.
I also thought that there will be loads of gardens with blooming flowers across the UK so when we finally get out I hope to see botanical garden's everywhereI was just thinking when this is all over you will be able to see those who had a garden/outside space and those that didnt(me).
Wonder how they’ll work the footballI agree. As my last post saying I work for local government. It's only mid manager level so I'm not getting exclusive info. We have had an email saying we opening certain facilities until AT LEAST June (including swimming pools). The next day I had a email from the swimming lesson team, saying they will be letting people know every 3 weeks when they lessons will be restarting (Local government pool).
Like wtf? You know it wont be till at least June?!
Also I think IF football games go ahead it will be live streamed? Surely they wont allow thousands up on thousands into the stadiums.
I've no problem with taking your children to the supermarket at all, I realise that that has to be done. It's the "other members of the family" that it's mentioning. I'm not totally heartlessWhat do you expect single parents to do with their children? I'm sure people would rather not bring their family members into the store but many people have no choice if the other parent works away/ isn't involved. Im lucky that I have a few delivery slots booked but if I didn't I'd need to take my child with me as can't even leave him at grandparents. My partner works away for weeks at a time.
My little girls is the 6th of June too. She keeps asking how many days until her birthday/partyYes your right we’re going to have to make the best of a bad situation and get on as best we can...My sons birthday is June aswell D-Day infact the 6th if only this war was really over..I have to say I feel guilty/sad for the younger generation their going to miss out on a lot ,and have a lot of dreams and ambitions destroyed ..But the babies born at this time will “never miss what they never had “ so I suppose that’s a bit of heartening..So from one lockdown birthday boy to one lockdown birthday girl..Happy June Birthday
That absolutely makes sense if you have allergies! I don’t so sorry for my ignorance there as I didn’t even consider that. As someone without allergies I’m lucky that I don’t have to check labels so would only pick up/touch something I intended to buy.I have to touch basically everything to read the nutrition label and find out about allergies. It’s pretty normal?
You can pelt them wy flour bombsI've no problem with taking your children to the supermarket at all, I realise that that has to be done. It's the "other members of the family" that it's mentioning. I'm not totally heartless
Good ideaYou can pelt them wy flour bombs
if you can find flour that is!You can pelt them wy flour bombs
Get the flour ammo to the ready and get outside Downing stGood idea
Well let's face I've not started baking with it yet (can't be arsed now I've got itGet the flour ammo to the ready and get outside Downing st
I've got some spare, happy to post them to you! XxI also thought that there will be loads of gardens with blooming flowers across the UK so when we finally get out I hope to see botanical garden's everywherestill not able to get my sunflower seeds
I have to pick things up to check ingredients for food allergies. Recipes change often so ingredients need checked constantly. If I then find an item has an allergen in it, it goes back down.Some of these ‘new rules’ really make me laugh at the thought that people don’t already follow them. Why would you touch something you don’t want to buy anyway??
It’s like when the whole hand washing thing came out and some people were amazed that they should wash their hands before eating and after going to the bathroom.
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