You OK mate?

boltonbonce wrote:
Anyone else think we wouldn't have had this weather without the lock down?

What?

Please explain.

Cajunboy wrote:
What?

Please explain.

I wondered what the point was myself.

boltonbonce wrote:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/09/climate-crisis-amid-coronavirus-lockdown-nature-bounces-back-but-for-how-long

Not what I meant at all. I was referring to the good weather lifting our spirits during the lock down.

gloswhite wrote:
Not what I meant at all. I was referring to the good weather lifting our spirits during the lock down.

I'd have preferred rain. Wouldn't have felt so bad not being able to get out.

I know what you mean but I believe us long-term era will be allowed out as of tomorrow. 
(That’s why I went for an hour long walk in the fields today ... for practice)

I think it will take a day or two to recover as I’m starting to stiffen up already

gloswhite wrote:I think it will take a day or two to recover as I’m starting to stiffen up already

I'm off out tomorrow, but I'll have to steel myself to take it easy. I went out for a paper on Wednesday and came back looking like I'd done a marathon.
Hope they haven't ended this lock down too soon.

boltonbonce wrote:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/09/climate-crisis-amid-coronavirus-lockdown-nature-bounces-back-but-for-how-long

Coyote seen in Fleetwood yesterday.

No! it wasn't Joey Barton, it was a real live coyote.

boltonbonce wrote:
I'm off out tomorrow, but I'll have to steel myself to take it easy. I went out for a paper on Wednesday and came back looking like I'd done a marathon.
Hope they haven't ended this lock down too soon.

Good luck.
I thought you were going to tell me that the news paper was 2 days out of date by the time you got back 

Cajunboy wrote:No! it wasn't Joey Barton, it was a real live coyote.

Someone claimed to have seen a yeti in Preston. Big, ungainly creature with huge hairy legs.

Nice of youto ask Johnny, like Bonce and Xmiles i am retired i  have a garden o enjoy, good heath and financially no worries and plenty of beer, I think like most,if your family are ok then you can manage, both my daughters other halfs are working, one furloughed and are all safe so far. 

I have 4 granddaughters aged 3-5 years old and i am reallly missing the interaction we usually have, facetime just doesn't work at that age they bugger off after a minute lol.

I am running 4 times a week a bit harder at 66 than it used to be but pretty fit for my age, i am on my 7th 1000 piece jigsaw and done all the jobs. Couldn't give a shit about the Bundersliga or the Premiership but do miss the Wanderers.

I lost a mate of 45 years couldn't go to his funeral and another mate after spending all of April on a ventilator was clapped out of ICU and is now home, my worries are for Mum who is 87 and my sister who is on the front line as a matron at Bolton Hospital and my two neices who also work at the hospital. take care guys.

I've started binge watching old TV shows. All Creatures Great And Small, Columbo, Bilko, Dad's Army, and many more.
I've had to give Bonanza a miss, due to the fact that our local district nurse is the image of Hoss Cartwright. It's very disturbing.

Bilko is an absolute classic.

My guilty pleasure is binge watching Come Dine With Me.

That explains a lot XM