the press briefing was very manipulative.
same here it was divine ! collected a takeaway from our favourite restaurant. very safe and organised collectuon and it was nice to see and quickly chat to some of the restaurant staff .Just had my first Chinese since Februaryso nice
Just after reading that how sadthe press briefing was very manipulative.
there is clearly a script, maybe that’s why they’re putting boris in the number 10 fridge freezer - because he can’t follow the rehearsed lines and fake concerns
Baby dies of coronavirus-linked Kawasaki disease aged eight months
Alexander Parsons, who had no underlying health conditions, passed away aged eight months after being admitted to Plymouth's Derriford Hospital on April 6 and diagnosed with the illness.www.dailymail.co.uk
This is terrifying.The education minister should be ashamed of himself guilting parents into sending children to school.Just after reading that how sad
Ah gosh that's awful. His poor parents.Just after reading that how sad
omgthe press briefing was very manipulative.
there is clearly a script, maybe that’s why they’re putting boris in the number 10 fridge freezer - because he can’t follow the rehearsed lines and fake concerns
Baby dies of coronavirus-linked Kawasaki disease aged eight months
Alexander Parsons, who had no underlying health conditions, passed away aged eight months after being admitted to Plymouth's Derriford Hospital on April 6 and diagnosed with the illness.
Sorry you’re feeling a bit tit. Would it be okay for you to just disinfect everything when he comes in? Like his phone and keys etc (sorry, I’m not shielding so not sure). Then you can shove his clothes in the wash, and he could go for a shower. As long as he takes some hand sanitiser with him and is careful not to touch his face, it might be okay? Its tit and stressful for you both. Please remember though, we all say cruel things in anger during arguments. I’m sure he didn’t mean that, and is just exasperated by the situation. As I’m sure you are too!I’m having a bit of a down day today. I watched Jojo Rabbit and cried my eyes out, so maybe that didn’t help.
My boyfriend really wants to go and play golf in the week with his best friend and I don’t feel that I can deprive him of this even though I am shielding. I would want to see my friends if I were him too. We also had a silly tiff about chores and he told me that he “couldn’t wait to get away from me”. We are fine now but it did hurt my feelings a little. This is the third row since lockdown began so we are doing pretty good otherwise but I feel like he is fed up of staying inside because I have to.
he is maybe just having a down day - but that doesn't mean your feelings aren’t valid. Hopefully he feels better tomorrow after a nice sleep 
Glad to hear you are feeling better xx
I’ve just read about the baby. So sad.Just after reading that how sad
I wonder why they're not making more of a fuss about this, the US has said it's really worrying and told parents to keep a look out for any symptoms..
was my mums birthday so I went, and we sat in the garden (at a safe distance) and had a wine together (she brought it out in a cup with an anti bac wipe round it, classy) 
We haven't got any local parks, and neither myself or mum drive so its hard to know where to go
My parents aren't elderly or in an at risk group so I honestly can't see why I can stand in a supermarket queue for 20 mins surrounded by strangers but not allowed to sit on the opposite side of the garden to my mum Also the fact, they use agency staff, who go into different care homes which will then spread it around, my mum is a career and works in a nursing home, who have so far managed to have no cases, they are not using agency staff at the moment and no visitors x
One of my siblings had Kawasaki disease as a toddler, it was horrendous, in hospital for weeks!the press briefing was very manipulative.
there is clearly a script, maybe that’s why they’re putting boris in the number 10 fridge freezer - because he can’t follow the rehearsed lines and fake concerns
Baby dies of coronavirus-linked Kawasaki disease aged eight months
Alexander Parsons, who had no underlying health conditions, passed away aged eight months after being admitted to Plymouth's Derriford Hospital on April 6 and diagnosed with the illness.
Sounds like you had a lovely day, all things consideredNo walk for me today, but teen son and teen daughter wanted a movie day so they walked to the local shop and got popcorn/Doritos etc and some more milk/bread so we don’t need a big shop this week.
We have watched John Wick 1, 2 and 3 again. I will never say no to a bit of Keanu admiring
I forgot to update on my call with work yesterday. I explained I need some clarity and we have agreed a target when I will come off furlough. Until then it’s weekly calls and updates so I feel less anxious and more informed.
The last picture on my phone pre lockdown was me dressed up to go to a black tie event at a posh hotel with my employer. That seems like a million years away now.
