[News] Life in Lockdown: which bits do you quite like?

[Wrong-Direction]

First hangover in weeks and the misses made me cycle to saltdean this morning [emoji849]

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[Notters]

First hangover in weeks and the misses made me cycle to saltdean this morning [emoji849]

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Bloody hell. Never thought I'd hear of you on a bike?

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Bloody hell. Never thought I'd hear of you on a bike?

I tell you what I'm gonna be a pro cyclist/ walker after this

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[pearl]

Not just humorous but wise as well

yes

I'm neither, but when I took my daily stroll round the park yesterday it felt so tranquil.

Maybe nature is trying to tell us something? Too late for many sadly

 

[jakarta]

Everyone in the queue at Storrington Waitrose being civil and having a laugh, would be wonderful to think it will outlast this.

 

[The Clamp]

Definitely eating healthier and becoming more frugal.

 

[LamieRobertson]

First hangover in weeks and the misses made me cycle to saltdean this morning [emoji849]

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Have you taken the stabilisers off yet?

 

[Stat Brother]

Definitely eating healthier and becoming more frugal.

You can get some powder for that.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Definitely eating healthier and becoming more frugal.

Just HOW frugal exactly? Yorkshire frugal or Scottish frugal? Don't leave us hanging

 

[The Clamp]

Just HOW frugal exactly? Yorkshire frugal or Scottish frugal? Don't leave us hanging

I’m not at Scottish level yet

 

[Billy Seagull]

As I have no work to do at the moment I'm liking not having to get up early in the mornings and the feeling of having nothing planned so we can do what we want when we want, sticking to the government guidelines, obviously. Not having to put up fellow commuters whacking the keys on their laptops and dickheads on "important" calls on the trains is a bonus too. Everyday feels like a Sunday On the downside, I'm not earning any cash and the golf course is closed, hey ho.

 

[Weststander]

True, I’ve made a couple of very good friends through my place. I also like the fact it provides some structure to my day, I find there’s a lot of benefit to getting up and leaving the house and separating work from private life. It’s also really nice light and airy environment with all the usual office amenities and I enjoy going there...via the coffee shop.

One of my friends, a construction lawyer, has moved and now uses another space. He was telling me that there’s a guy who has a fixed desk but his screen faces into a wall so no one can see it...the guy said he has to have this arrangement as no one is allowed to see his screen. Friend assumed he was working on top secret government things or something....turns out he’s a Spanish porn producer. My point being there’s all manner of professions using them.

I worked in an office with teens and twenty year olds, they all arranged their desks/monitors to face away from room doors. So that if the boss entered (he was a miserable cnt anyway), they had time to come out of Facebook, Twitter or football websites.