What or where will you go or go after lockdown
janer1967
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So we can all look ahead to a brighter future what is the first thing you will do or go when lockdown is over ?
I will meet up with family at a restaurant for a nice meal
I will meet up with family at a restaurant for a nice meal
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I have been planning to go to Scotland for a few days for my birthday which was in November, and hopefully to go to a lot of different restaurants while up there, and also a few pubs to sit by the fire with a single malt.7
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I just want to see my grandchildren and hug all 5 of them, I can't believe just how much I have missed them4
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grandchildren come first in my house it's too quiet i can't wait2
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Just getting back to normal will do for me.2
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To see my Nan, the last time i saw her i was 25 weeks pregnant, she has seen Daisy from a distance but i can't wait for them to actually have a cuddle9
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One of my sons recently bought a flat and asked me to do some work on it for him and I had to let him down due to the lockdown etc, I was quite upset about it, we all want to help our kids when they call out for help. So after the lockdown I’d like to visit him and hopefully, health allowing and if I’m not too late, put up his shelves and alter his doors etc. ☹️8
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Go and see my children and my mum2
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Get together family 1st either cook for every one or go out n eat after that I'd like to sit in the coffee shop3
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I'll have family around they can order what they want just aswell I haven't got a big family. Got my karaoke in the cupboard and annoy my neighbours2
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Hopefully Hull Comic Con in May, and Leeds in June, and York in August.
And then some kind of family Holiday in between.
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Nowhere i only have my partner and kids but they are enough for me i got brought up in fostercare and lost contact with some of my siblings my mum and dad have died so has 1 of my sisters and 2 of my brothers0
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Hi there, may all your post covid wishes come true folks x
I had some feeling of being let out yesterday. Hadnt even left the house yoet into the garden for flipping ages. Yes.. I'm longing to see family, a river... Some trees... Oh my goodness the sea.... Be with friends and have a right good belly laugh....
But yesterday I managed 4 hours in my front garden and it was heaven. It took a lot of sorting to have the family happy, jobs done, weather, pain releif etc etc to all come together and... It's was just lovely.
Taken us a good 6 years to get our front wheelchair accessible and I have raised planters that I bought after saving last Spring... No garden centres to spend on plants so it took a lot of work filling it.
And this year I'm getting the full benefit of having a small bit of outsides pace I can make beautiful.
All I did was go to each plantert rid of dead froth, peel at bulbs and new growth, say hi to the ladybirds, catapillars, spiders and worms... Ooooh and neighbours walked passed and chatted wih them.
The next few years will surely be the years of never taking these things for granted won't it! ?3 -
Me... In heaven..... After a few months of seriously struggling so I'm very thankful.2 -
I'm glad you managed to get out into the garden @mossycow! That must have been a great feeling. I like the picture.
Hopefully we'll continue not to take the small things like seeing family and friends, or getting out and about a bit, for granted once this is all over!
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Hahaha I also think 'being alone' may take a while to either get used to OR get boring hahah depending on how it's been going at home!1
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See my folks in Sussex first, then Cornwall Street Fish Bar, Plymouth with my mates Mal and Pete. Best chippy in Guz!0
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When the mobility shops open I'm going to get a self propelling wheelchair so I can actually start to have some independence and go out on my own!
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all good ideas, hoping to see my Daughters, haven't seen them properly in months, and just to get out for a bit will be heaven, hopefully theres light at the end of the tunnel with yesterdays announcement1
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There does seem to be light at the end of the tunnel now
Thanks everyone for sharing your views1
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