Coronavirus Disease Outbreak COVID-19 #27

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Plus if it is true and the virus is mutating then they have to follow the lifecycle of the new virus. Science is all about ongoing answers there are very few full stops as there is always variables.
 
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I know what you mean. I would hold fire this year on a holiday! But you can still browse for next year. Plan your trip out make it really exciting like what sites you’ll see, the restaurants you’ll visit etc.
 
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meanwhile vulnerable people cant get the slots
 
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I agree with you about Daily Fail but now the BBC have picked up this story
Still they say it's very rare and may not be linked to coronavirus. Not something to panic about with so little info.
 
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Sorry you are feeling down, I hope your shower helped to wash away your sadness. My youngest is finding this all particularly difficult. She’s has become v tearful . She has too much time to think and is worrying about aches and pains she has. She misses her school and her friends so much and FaceTime doesn’t even scratch the itch to see them. We have talked at length about how shes feeling, shes generally a sensitive soul but I am seeing anxiety that I haven’t seen in her before. Added to that, my nearly teen having friendship dramas it’s all very tense in our household. I know we are not the only ones but it’s getting harder for me rather than becoming the norm. I don’t think there are many of us designed to be with our families 24/7.
 
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meanwhile vulnerable people cant get the slots
And?
Vulnerable people have more than enough in place to be able to get delivery slots and things delivered to them.
If the slots online are available to you and me, then she should be able to use them without curtain twitchers getting so worked up about it.

Mind your own business.
Why on earth are you so bothered about it? Surely to god you've got yourself and your own family to worry about.
 
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this might delay when they open schools again if there is a link to more children becoming severely ill.
This is something they'll have to keep" a good eye on " these symptoms have been picked up in kids in London which was the epicentre to begin with.. So it seems long term monitoring is as important as a patients current status....Hopefully it's not as deadly to kids as they first thought
 
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I’m getting totally fed up today! I’m normally a calm chilled out person (most of the time) but we live in a small block of flats which isn’t ideal for this as no garden (we have been walking most days) but my neighbours are the most inconsiderate people I’ve ever met. The downstairs ones are so loud and we may as well be in their bedroom with them (totally gross) they also must smoke 300 cigarettes a day in their flat and it stinks out the communal areas as it seeps under their door and it is the strongest smelling cigarette smoke I’ve experienced... and it’s also coming up through my drains! I can smell their cigarette smoke in my bathroom and kitchen! I get we all can do our own thing in our homes but really! Don’t want to cause a scene because they’re not exactly friendly but it’s just so rude
 
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I am so over curtain twitchers....
When did this become a national sport, just get on with your own shit and let others get on with theirs.

unless it’s something that’s seriously impacting others I don’t know how it helps getting frustrated and gossiping over what Brenda from No. 18 is doing.
 
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I've also noticed people have became very bitter and spiteful during all of this towards friends and neighbours. Does it really matter what they are doing. They don't have to answer to you or anyone, as long as they are following the guidelines in place towards you and your property then that's all you need worry about. Perhaps close the curtain and log out of Facebook and let people get on the best they can. I dont have FB or any social media and I couldn't tell you what my neighbours are doing other than badly singing along to the radio at random intervals and I like it that way.
 
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The only curtain twitching I like is when my mum was sitting in her front garden a few weeks back and the lady across the road was washing her drive way and the lady next door came out and had a go about water going on her shared part of the driveway. She then went in and came out again and threw a basin off water over the lady washing the drive. My mum didn't know what to do with herself.
 
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Thanks both for your kind replies. I’ve tried doing something nice for us inside, but it just feels like we’re pretending to be honest. Then when we’re done it’s right back to bickering/not speaking. He hasn’t shown much interest in spending quality time together, I ask him if he wants to go on a walk and he acts like it’s this massive chore. Even getting him to show some sort of interest in my day or just having a casual conversation is like getting blood from a stone at the moment. I think he’s depressed but he won’t admit it, I’m always the problem.
 
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I know what you mean. I would hold fire this year on a holiday! But you can still browse for next year. Plan your trip out make it really exciting like what sites you’ll see, the restaurants you’ll visit etc.
i think we will too, I’d much rather be safe than sorry. I think I’ll see what we can do for summer next year, gives us time to save too!
 
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Self confessed curtain twitcher here (Ok, extreme confession...not quite curtain twitcher). But I have to admit it boils my piss when I see people going on family days out to the local supermarket, or when I hear of people having parties etc. I know it shouldn’t concern me but it gets on my tits I’m also the sort of person that gets unnecessary road rage and throw the wanker signs at people that don’t thank me for letting them out a T Junction. So I think I just have anger issues all round and a right nosey cow too
 
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not curtain twitching at all...she plasters it all over SM like she wants praise for it and all the responses even from her family were that she should do her bit, especially when her mum has gone out of retirement to help the NHS... and the fact that she is moaning that she is home bored when she neednt be
 
You definitely need to talk to him, he may be depressed but you derserve to be heard too. Just sit him down and tell him it plainly that you're questioning things and he needs to help you work out if this is worth fighting form it won be nice or easy but it needs to be said and it might just be the kick up the arse he needs to be more considerate.

not curtain twitching at all...she plasters it all over SM like she wants praise for it and all the responses even from her family were that she should do her bit, especially when her mum has gone out of retirement to help the NHS..
I'd block her, she's doesn't sound like the sort of person you'd want to be around and she enraged you that much best to get rid. That's why I did away with Facebook couldn't stand all the premadonnas going on and on about their lives. Drove my pnd ass mad.
 
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