In reply to Post #6
Lots of people out in my street

In reply to Post #20
It was mental around here,people on their doorsteps,fireworks going off with cheering and the clapping

Can you imagine what it's going to be like when it's over 👍

In reply to Post #21
Brilliant

We gave an extra round of applause for the bin Men too as one lives on our stretch of the street.

James Dyson has come up with a new design for respirators to be used by the NHS. It's yet to be approved, but given his track record it could be that the new equipment will be even better than existing machines.

Fingers crossed it gets approval quickly and they can get them produced ASAP

My positive thought of the day is getting the rods out for some exercise over the weekend......

Got woke at 4 this morning with dog yelping, My Mrs left her bath robe on bottom of bed and the dog managed to climb down arm with front paws and head out of sleeve and her rear in armpit. How she managed this we don't know but gave me an idea for beef wellington if the food runs out

Theres positives everywhere you look

In reply to Post #26
I'm wondering what my Koi might taste like.............

Fishy I expect

In reply to Post #26

An old mate of mine is self isolating due to age and health issues.

He knows I'm stuck in the house alone so he's compiling play lists of music for me to stop me from going mad.

Little things...

In reply to Post #29
What's on your play list, Stars on 45?

In reply to Post #30


Today it's a load of old Buddy Holly stuff that he's got on vinyl. Makes a change from the guitars and spandex

In reply to Post #30
Now That's What I Call A Bad Hairday volume1

In reply to Post #31
Nothing wrong with a bit of Buddy Holly

n reply to Post #32
I think he's up to at least Vol 7

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Thankyou gents. I can't argue with that!

My positive thought for today...


As kids of all ages are now being home schooled, parents have the opportunity to get a much better grasp of what they are learning and kids can potentially get to see just how clever their parents actually are. I can remember having some geography homework when I was about 13 and my dad wandering past and saying 'oh is that weather and isobars?'.... he then spent a good hour or so working through it with me and I got to see him being an expert about something that I didn't realise he knew.

Let your kids see you being clever - and in return, let them show you how much they know. And if you both don't know the answer and you have the time and means, then try and find it out together.