[Vanessa]

They're already selling Easter eggs.
So I might just buy one and pretend it's Easter

[user104658]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

I wish I could work....I need something. Struggling with huge anxiety today

I agree with Cherie, Annie; getting your heart-rate up can really help even if it feels like it won't.

Also in terms of us miserable buggers on TiBB, I did find that when these threads were getting too tense with the Covid stuff back in Spring, it really does help to try to stay out of SD for a bit and just have a chat over in the "less serious" sections. This bunch are actually a good distraction when it's not all politics & health, but the threads in this section tend to go down the rabbit hole somewhat.

[arista]

5PM Johnson is live with his
2 helpers again

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by arista

5PM Johnson is live with his
2 helpers again

Urgh, not again

[arista]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

Urgh, not again

Yes he should have stayed on longer 8PM last night

[user104658]

Originally Posted by arista

his 2 helpers

[AnnieK]

Thanks all....just had a massive wobble this morning....just feel like its never ending doom and gloom. I'll be fine though

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Thanks all....just had a massive wobble this morning....just feel like its never ending doom and gloom. I'll be fine though

We'll get through it. We just need to take it day by day.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Thanks all....just had a massive wobble this morning....just feel like its never ending doom and gloom. I'll be fine though

.....it is ending, Annie...we’re just so emotionally drained when we have setbacks and unexpected things and having some wobbles is not a bad thing either so we can release and then refocus etc....what about the movie club, I was thinking...?....

https://www.thisisbigbrother.com/for...3#post10979423

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I agree with Cherie, Annie; getting your heart-rate up can really help even if it feels like it won't.

Also in terms of us miserable buggers on TiBB, I did find that when these threads were getting too tense with the Covid stuff back in Spring, it really does help to try to stay out of SD for a bit and just have a chat over in the "less serious" sections. This bunch are actually a good distraction when it's not all politics & health, but the threads in this section tend to go down the rabbit hole somewhat.

agree somewhat with this, the never ending tide of doom and gloom is never good

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

[bots]

Harry Potter star Jessie Cave says her baby son has tested positive for coronavirus.

The actress, best known for her role as Lavender Brown in the film adaptations of the hit books, welcomed baby boy Tenn in October after a "traumatic" delivery that left her son in the neonatal unit.

She writes on Instagram: "I watched the news about lockdown from an isolated room in hospital. Poor baby is covid positive. "He's okay and doing well but they are being vigilant and cautious, thankfully."

Cave and her partner, comedian Alfie Brown, are already parents to Donnie, five, and Margot, three.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

5PM Johnson is live with his
2 helpers again

Surely he could have organised this yesterday.

At least there'll be questions however.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

I think we're all worried and fed up.
But I refuse to let this stop me from living my life.
So later I will be going to Lidl, as I do every week.
And on friday I'm going back to work.

Good for you Vanessa,we have to deal with it as best we can, its an inconvenience for most of us ,but no good whinging lets just get through is as safely as we can.

[Beso]

If its any consolation to you anniek, I was watching the news yesterday and people kept coming in and out of this one house, so I reported it to the police for breach of covid rules..

10 downing street, the cops are coming.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Surely he could have organised this yesterday.



At least there'll be questions however.

Hopefully they’ll clear up the confusion surrounding nurseries ...

I’ve heard of a couple of schools that are keeping their nursery class running exactly as normal whilst the rest of the school are following the lockdown guideline... I thought that it was ONLY private nurseries that were staying open for business as usual ..

Does anyone have thoughts or experiences to share on this matter ?


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[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Hopefully they’ll clear up the confusion surrounding nurseries ...

I’ve heard of a couple of schools that are keeping their nursery class running exactly as normal whilst the rest of the school are following the lockdown guideline... I thought that it was ONLY private nurseries that were staying open for business as usual ..

Does anyone have thoughts or experiences to share on this matter ?


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tbh I have enough going on in my own life to have any thoughts on nurseries! I am sure nurseries and the staff involved will work through it

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Hopefully they’ll clear up the confusion surrounding nurseries ...

I’ve heard of a couple of schools that are keeping their nursery class running exactly as normal whilst the rest of the school are following the lockdown guideline... I thought that it was ONLY private nurseries that were staying open for business as usual ..

Does anyone have thoughts or experiences to share on this matter ?


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Yes, I've come across a fair few people including some of my own family who just can't understand that and are confused.

Perhaps it will be raised at the press conference.

[Tom4784]

It's such a half arsed lockdown, nothing will change and the idea of vaccinating millions of people a week is a pipe dream when we haven't even vaccinated a million in the weeks since the vaccine has been rolled out.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's such a half arsed lockdown, nothing will change and the idea of vaccinating millions of people a week is a pipe dream when we haven't even vaccinated a million in the weeks since the vaccine has been rolled out.

I think most of the vulnerable people could be vaccinated by spring.
Of course it will take time. I think 3/4 months at least.

[Nicky91]

here in Netherlands, likely March when 60+ are being vaccinated

but first starting tomorrow with care workers and hospital staff

[Vanessa]

Larry the cat on twitter is cracking me up

[Cherie]

With regard to vaccination, the Pfizer vaccine was only rolled out to a specific number of hubs that had the - 70 facilities, they also have to start off slowly to ensure that people aren’t getting untoward reactions and can then ramp up, the Oxford jab is just like a flu jab, and if they bring back retired healthcare staff to help administer it, get it int pharmacies etc, I think once it gets going it will be rolled out in numbers

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Cherie

With regard to vaccination, the Pfizer vaccine was only rolled out to a specific number of hubs that had the - 70 facilities, they also have to start off slowly to ensure that people are getting untoward reactions and can then ramp up, the Oxford jab is just like a flu jab, and if they bring back retired healthcare staff to help administer it, I think once it gets going it will be rolled out in numbers

Yes, the Oxford vaccine is much easier to distribute.
With two vaccines I'm now feeling positive for the future.

[Beso]

It's a bit confusing when the english cricket team can isolate then get tested before flying to Sri Lanka and all test negative..then a mere 2 days later one of them tests positive..!