There should be no judgement. You know your children best and trust your judgement in what is best for them in this situation. I’d probably send my boy back in if he didn’t have asthma as I know he misses his friends and is an only child so the social aspect is hard for him. I’m hoping that in a few weeks school has coped will with the changes and the infection rate doesn’t rise then I’ll be with you sending him in.
They might as well protest. If the virus doesn't kill them their skin colour will.So many people gathering for these protests this weekend. I understand l their reasons for protesting but the virus hasn’t gone away so I am surprised by these people’s stupidity.
its just STUPID!
) and put it in the corner for me. I went through the side gate (shoved open with my foot) and took my own bottle of pop n some crisps Spent a couple of hours there and it was SO nice. Didnt really miss the hugging as we're not really a huggy family. My stepdad and brother came out for a while and it was just so nice.
There's something going on. I feel it's very rushed they've even said the threat is still very high but they're pushing on with all these measures .Where are all these businesses going to source PPE to keep their employees safe ,if care homes and hospitals are still facing a shortage..
Do what you need to do and don’t feel bad about it.
I don’t think I can cope with a “new normal”. I know a lot of people will adjust to if just fine, but if it turns out to be the case I’m checking out. I don’t have kids or anything to keep me going, and I can’t live a life of longing for something I can’t have.
the book will be calledI agree it is important but it's crazy to see those images and I have a bad feeling this is going to end really badly in terms of Covid
Like you say I keep thinking about when I studied history and how things are remembered and certain events marked as catalysts or turning points etc and trying to guess what will be the information that sticks around !
I feel sad that you’ve received backlash over this. I don’t have children but as I see it there’s no wrong or right here because we are all still learning and the government are saying it’s safe but aren’t enforcing it. I really wish people would be respectful of other people’s decisions. A blatant breach of lockdown rules clearly has a right or wrong aspect to it but the return to schools is very much taking steps in the dark and trying to do your best.
I think there's an awful lot of covering up going on. I don't know how Boris can stand there and claim that the PPE step has been sufficiently met
) and he replied "Its fine hairdressers are sneaking into house and doing it. I need to get my haircut or it goes down over my eyes" 
