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Re: state of emergency
« Reply #216 on: Monday 16 March 20 08:57 GMT (UK) »
I have a paper delivered every day, this morning there was a not attached to my paper, I thought they wouldn't be delivering but much to my surprise they are offering to help if needed and gave us the telephone number to ring,  what a lovey gesture

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« Reply #217 on: Monday 16 March 20 09:16 GMT (UK) »
Fortunately I don't look my age & will be able to slip through the cordon sanitaire un-noticed, if challenged my railway passes show me in my 40's anyhow!  ;D
Must confess to missing Brexit & my daily dose of English exceptionalism!  ;D

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Re: state of emergency
« Reply #218 on: Monday 16 March 20 09:33 GMT (UK) »
I really cannot see isolating myself for 4 months if I am fit and able, I have, up till now, got my free TV licence so I am in that age bracket, my butcher told me last week I was sprightly, wasn't sure if he wanted more business but I took it as a compliment, so I will be out when I need to be to fill up on food and essentials

It is a worrying time

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Re: state of emergency
« Reply #219 on: Monday 16 March 20 09:44 GMT (UK) »
I guess I am one of the lucky ones
I’m only a quarter past sixty nine
Nevertheless I think I just might
Consider volunteering to self confine
I have an underlying condition
Makes me wonder how I should act
Though it’s not immediately one
Concerned with the respiratory tract
I’m awaiting the result of a biopsy
Which should be available soon
And if I require further treatment
It won’t make me more immune
My leg is hanging on by a thread
The hip could give way any day
And what is inhibiting an operation
Is an infection which won’t go away
I had a holiday booked in Turkey
Looking forward to some warm R&R
Fat chance that will now go ahead
Ah well ! - “Que sera sera” !
There are a lot worse off than me
I seem to still have most of my senses
So it’s roof down head for the countryside
Let the sun boost my natural defences

Roger


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Re: state of emergency
« Reply #220 on: Monday 16 March 20 09:58 GMT (UK) »
I too have decided that shopping online,so delivered ,will get me through.
I also can walk in the nearby cemetery,and if the police come I can  always swear blind I was just cutting out the middlemen.
I decided it was not the time to get dog,.
But assuming I am discharged from Eye Hosp on Thursday, it it is really,lots of time together to get to know each other,a reasonable sized garden for play etc.so I will enquire.

Erato’s post made me laugh out loud,Police taking  old people back home.
If you know the old Ealing Comedy films Erato you will know what I mean.
The first could be “ KIND HEARTS AND CORONA”
I wouldn’t mind being taken home by a nice policeman!
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Re: state of emergency
« Reply #221 on: Monday 16 March 20 10:07 GMT (UK) »
 “ KIND HEARTS AND CORONA”, Viktoria , you deserve to be immortalized for that. I will be stealing it and shamelessly using it many times.

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Re: state of emergency
« Reply #222 on: Monday 16 March 20 10:10 GMT (UK) »
Well I received my bulk email from Sainsburys today about not stockpiling - which I haven't been doing. No mention made about no delivery slots available for on-line shopping for next 3 weeks.

Viktoria -- I expect you will be going out when the 'ban' comes in, just hoping to be escorted home by a young handsome policeman!

 Bear in mind that after the first half a dozen times, it might not work and you'll be arrested for being a public nuisance. Confinement in a cell for you young lady.
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« Reply #223 on: Monday 16 March 20 10:44 GMT (UK) »
How will they know who is over 70 - are we to be tagged or micro chipped?
Cut off a limb and count the rings, like with trees!  ;D

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Re: state of emergency
« Reply #224 on: Monday 16 March 20 11:34 GMT (UK) »

I also can walk in the nearby cemetery,and if the police come I can  always swear blind I was just cutting out the middlemen.
I decided it was not the time to get dog,.
But assuming I am discharged from Eye Hosp on Thursday, it it is really,lots of time together to get to know each other,a reasonable sized garden for play etc.so I will enquire.


Apparently the government are saying today that us oldies can walk our dogs so you could get one now if you want to   :).    Let us know what you decide.
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