indonesia rolled out theirs today, they're vaccinating under 60s first
I saw earlier Ireland have vacced the most out of all the EU countries ,it's must be running smoothly then.My Irish Nan (80) got her vaccine today from a very lovely Irish Nurse who apparently was charmed by my grandad (79 so wasn’t due his vaccine yet) so she gave him his vaccine too! What a lovely woman!
watching sky news and seeing them vaccinate in salisbury cathedral and I'm crying my eyes out! Think I may have lost my mind
I was crying anyway and then they interviewed a 90 year old who said she felt guilty cause it should be given to the young people and that was it I was gone then! Bless her heart, I wanted to put my arms around her and tell her she's as deserving as anyone elseIt’s just lovely to see isn’t it? Something positive and helps us see the light at the end of tunnel is there
Well this wasn’t in Ireland, it was in Dagenham! but I’m glad they’re getting ahead tooI saw earlier Ireland have vacced the most out of all the EU countries ,it's must be running smoothly then.
I cannot believe I'm going to defend a tory let alone Matt Hancock but really what has he done wrong? If he was only playing rugby with his son and no one else then realistically he's not done anything wrong? That's within the rules. Yes the park is busy but everyone looks pretty distanced to me. Doesn't look like a major gathering. What's he suppose to do not let his son out of the house all weekend? Kids need exercise, they need to run around.Boris told everyone to stay in this weekend. Matt Hancock decides not to listen to his boss and instead gets mucky playing rugby with his son in a packed park. Of course people shouldn't stay in this weekend but it's not a good look for the health secretary to be seen somewhere so busy.
He went out to a park to play a ball game with his son, this is allowed under the exercise rules I believe? So it’s an exception that we are allowed, as is he.Boris told everyone to stay in this weekend. Matt Hancock decides not to listen to his boss and instead gets mucky playing rugby with his son in a packed park. Of course people shouldn't stay in this weekend but it's not a good look for the health secretary to be seen somewhere so busy.
I think it's more he didn't listen to what his boss told the whole country to do only yesterday. Of course he shouldn't listen to Boris because people should get out of the house. It's more that he has chosen a busy place and hasn't bothered with a mask. Find somewhere more quiet and carry a mask incase you come in to a crowded space.He went out to a park to play a ball game with his son, this is allowed under the exercise rules I believe? So it’s an exception that we are allowed, as is he.
I am all for holding them to account when they have done wrong but this is within the guidelines.
Middle of a global pandemic and my grammar is corrected...outstanding LOLIf you’ve “lived longer than most here”, you would think you would have learnt to use “you’re right” by now, not “your right”, thought I’d let you know so that you can add it to your long list of “experience” that you have!
And yes I know that’s very of me! Sorrynotsorry!
Crumbs and all of the crikey!!! I'm a bit lost for words.The ad campaign our local council is running... it’s a lot. I get they need people to take it seriously but I don’t think it will have that effect as it’s not like if you dare to leave your house, people will definitely die
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at this point you’re just looking for an argument,Middle of a global pandemic and my grammar is corrected...outstanding LOL
Yeah, I was a bit too.Crumbs and all of the crikey!!! I'm a bit lost for words.
Oh god! I don’t like that. It’s almost blaming people who catch it? That’s not right, especially because we know it doesn’t matter how careful you are - you can still catch itThe ad campaign our local council is running... it’s a lot. I get they need people to take it seriously but I don’t think it will have that effect as it’s not like if you dare to leave your house, people will definitely die
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Little reference to Person Centered Therapy, I'm more a Gestalt/Fritz Perls type of fella who believes in the individual facing up to issues and tackling them head on rather than avoiding issues."Person centred approach" ...you mean being respectful?