I don’t want a day to do what I want Christmas week. I need my roots doing
But it's very trendy in 2020. Roots are definitely IN.
I don’t want a day to do what I want Christmas week. I need my roots doing
I dunno if lockdown is just getting to me, but reading this and reading actual optimism for next year from the usual doom and gloom sage has got me a bit emotional, shed a little tear. Thanks for posting monga xGood news from SAGE for a change and maybe younger women will be vaccinated as they’re more at risk from long Covid because of their occupations.https://news.sky.com/story/covid-sa...s-for-christmas-and-return-to-normal-12139090
When I read no more SD I had to share xI dunno if lockdown is just getting to me, but reading this and reading actual optimism for next year from the usual doom and gloom sage has got me a bit emotional, she’s a little tear. Thanks for posting monga x
Especially saying actually, not everyone needs to be vaccinated for SD to end! Just gives me so much hope we are actually seeing a bit of light at the end of what I was scared would be a much longer tunnel.When I read no more SD I had to share x
I had an appt in November that had to be cancelled. Luckily I always book the next few in advance or I forget until last min so fingers crossed my next one goes ahead (16th December)Same! It’s going to be a white (grey) Christmas for me. My hair appointment was booked for 2nd December she’s got no room now to fit me in before Christmas so can’t get my hair done until January. My roots are awful. Not as worried about a cut, my husband did it in the last lockdown after watching some videos on YouTube. He sectioned it and everything he actually did a pretty good job for a first go. Although it was rather blunt and he needs to watch some videos on layering around the front!
Yes, if they open pubs and non essential retail but not hairdressers, beauty salons and gyms I’ll be furious. I think it’s appalling that small businesses have been forced to shut while Amazon and the supermarkets continue to rake it in. Hairdressers, beauticians, therapists, aestheticians and tattoo parlours already had good infection controls in place pre Covid and have put in even more precautions this year. My gyms (I am a member of 2) also have really strict controls in place. I’ve yet to see any real evidence that any of those places are where the virus is spreading.If they let the pubs open but won't let me get a f-ing haircut, I will be RAGING.
Beauty businesses make a lot of money pre-xmas, and in this time of 'support small businesses' it seems ridiculous that they might not be able to open even with safety protocols in place.
So was mine until she pissed me off on the wedding dayI actually love my mother in law. She's more like a friend. I'm gutted that we've hardly spent any time together this year
If there's a leak, @monga will find it for us.The meeting to decide the new stricter tiers has finished. I suspect a news leak later tonight telling us the new details
This is how I feel, does it matter too much if we can’t mix for a few months now, if mixing won’t have restrictions this time next year?If it's true the end is in sight does it really matter if there's another few months of restrictions. I think people might be more at ease with things if they can see the finish line.
Yeah it's businesses will suffer but maybe they'll keep as much open as they can ,if the public knuckle down for the next few months I don't see why they'd need to keep everything closed.This is how I feel, does it matter too much if we can’t mix for a few months now, if mixing won’t have restrictions this time next year?
I think it makes all the difference to businesses though, so I do not want things to close.
I agree with this and I don't think it's unreasonable or that we should be made to feel lucky we have a job.I know it’s going to sound so ungrateful, and
I know that it hasn’t all been the great holiday for people who’ve had to go through it and not had work to return to. I’m acutely aware that having a job right now is important and I’m “lucky” in the respect that I still have work to go to, but speaking from a totally selfish point of view, I wish I had the option of being furloughed this time. I would love nothing more than hibernating at home all winter, not seeing anybody and not worrying about being in direct contact with the virus again. The first lockdown was tough mentally and physically, and I don’t feel I ever completely recovered from having Covid. I feel shattered all the time, and I still get breathless very easily (never had problems with my chest/breathing before Covid).
I dunno, maybe I should have been born a bear. This time of year is the hardest.
SO ridiculous - salons are so hygienic whereas most retail stores see 300-500+ customers a day and are only cleaned on a morning onceI know it's just all speculation at this point but I've just read that under these tighter tier rules areas in tier 3 won't be allowed to have hair and beauty places open!