rogersix
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- Jan 18, 2014
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And you'll ask them to come back nicely when you need them
Regards
DF
why would they need them?
And you'll ask them to come back nicely when you need them
Regards
DF
https://mobile.twitter.com/andyburnhamgm/status/1242220327033331726
So not lock down then . What will it take 600/700 dead in a day ?
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I will as things stand because i dont think i am being irresponsible in the way i deal with customers ...but that could change firstly through further guidance and secondly customers telling me they don’t want me...i dont think the individuals i deal with will say that (ive known most for years)..but the Managing Agents i work for might instruct me not too.
https://mobile.twitter.com/andyburnhamgm/status/1242220327033331726
So not lock down then . What will it take 600/700 dead in a day ?
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Personally I wouldn't go out now unless the job is essential.
Inevitable and needed. A clear set of instructions that even the dumbest among us can undertsand.
But, Christ, it feels weird doesn't it? All of us, ordered by the Government to subject ourselves to virtual house arrest. I fully support the reasons and will comply fully, but that deosn't stop it feeling completely surreal. The very idea that I just can't jump in my car and go where I want, or see who I want. The fact that these four walls and my garden will be pretty much my entire world for the foreseeable future. Not through choice or incapacity, but because the governnment have said so.
Yup, tonight the world feels very strange. Good luck everybody.
But hopefully it will cut down all those plonkas out at the weekend
That is exactly how i feel. I have been in my flat with my partner and 3 year old since thur. I have been getting more and more frustrated at the divs going out breaking the advice. So this lockdown is exactly what i wanted. Infact it's more lenient than i have been living. I am surprised i could go for a jog, however i do suddenly feel a little more anxious, and trapped... even though it never bothered me before... really odd.
I was thinking just that earlier today as it happens. One day, in years to come, my future grandchildren may be studying this at school and coming round to see grand-dad to ask what it was like living through the great pandemic of 2020.
Even more difficult for you i guess as you work in their homes
I haven't had any phone calls today about jobs, one person cancelled a job when I called them to see if they still wanted me to call this morning.
I'm going to spend many hours doing jobs in my garden, I'm hoping the sun will continue to shine.
Theres a student house 2 doors down from dads house, they've all gone home and theres nearly £700 worth of materials there. Landlord wants me to carry on retiling kitchen floor, re silicone sealing bathrooms, altering a few pipes ect, probably a weeks work on my own there, or do I leave it?Personally I wouldn't go out now unless the job is essential.
Theres a student house 2 doors down from dads house, they've all gone home and theres nearly £700 worth of materials there. Landlord wants me to carry on retiling kitchen floor, re silicone sealing bathrooms, altering a few pipes ect, probably a weeks work on my own there, or do I leave it?
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I fear that this virus is merely just the little brother of future pandemics over the next few decades... i hope i am wrong. The way humans treat the world, nature, eachother... as the population increases, resources become depleted and we are living on top of eachtother through lack of land to population.
That is exactly how i feel. I have been in my flat with my partner and 3 year old since thur. I have been getting more and more frustrated at the divs going out breaking the advice. So this lockdown is exactly what i wanted. Infact it's more lenient than i have been living. I am surprised i could go for a jog, however i do suddenly feel a little more anxious, and trapped... even though it never bothered me before... really odd.