I clapped like there was no tomorrow.
 

Remembering people gone by and those dreadful days in the hospital.. only smiling at the nurse thats reassuring you.


Thank you NHS, and especially shack...my pal the ambulance driver who spent over an hour pumping my son's chest...sadly to no avail.


Sir....I SALUTE YOU

That was most likely the last one

I will clap with the windows shut next week.

I clapped for Cummings. Following his own rules and not those of the common folk. :clap1:

BORIS :clap1: :clap1: :clap1:

I also clapped for my old mother, locked away for 10 weeks now..

I hope it was the last one, enough's enough, and the person who instigated it wanted it to stop and I think her wishes should be respected, but instead the media have interviewed NHS staff who want it to continue and NHS staff who don't …. :oh:

It's become less about clapping for the NHS and more about one upping your neighbours

My whole street clapped for a good 5 minutes we all wavesd at each other. It was cute

I drove to a local beauty spot 30 miles away to test my clapping hands, felt sick, then felt better and drove home with my fatherly integrity in tact. Take that that Sister Bliss and the Care Home massive

:oh:

:joker:

:joker:

Good on you Parmy and so sorry about your boy

I'm so sorry to hear this :sad: :love:

I didnt clap any week :skull: its all for show

Tea.

On our street we compete to see who makes the most noise with the poshest pans.

Not people making an essential trip to Asda to buy the most expensive frying pan

It's who has the best firework display here :skull:

:joker:

I genuinely bhave not seen or heard a thing

For our street, its more of a morale thing, for some neighbours its the only time of the week they see others

There a lone piper walks up and down my mums road.