I'm already a bit confused about days and I've only been at home for two days.
Thanks for all your kind thoughts on my previous post. I'm staying at home for the next two weeks luckily anyway and I hope we will be able to keep going on the supplies we have. We've not done any stockpiling except on Chicory which apparently no one else in Waitrose wanted! We've also got a big bag of kale from the school allotment and various other fresh things filling the fridge. PLus there are staples in the cupboards for a while. I didn't realise my sense of smell had gone consciously until CBC asked me on Monday night if I had enjoyed the sandwich and I suddenly realised, I'd had no concept of what it tasted like! Oh how I MISS the smell and taste of food. CBC made me a beautiful lunch today (although seriously, does he have no concept of taking it S-L-O-W-L-Y with the food we have?!?) which included some lovely cooked tomatoes with oodles of garlic, there were also fiery radishes which made your mouth water a week ago and basil and I tasted none of it!
My chest is ok, it also maybe anxiety related. I feel ok right now but as you say, taking no risks- I am grateful work is allowing me to stay home. It's taking HOURS to write blog posts for the kids. I hope they are actually using them!!!
Anyway, I keep watching this short video as it is making me laugh!
SOmething to amuse the cat lovers here but I hope it makes you smile also!
This really made me laugh!
Stay in touch, stay safe, wash your hands and STAY INSIDE!!!!
xx
I'm happy to hear you're staying at home and feeling better. Yes, it takes hours but if kids benefit from it, more than worth doing.
ReplyDeleteThat IS funny! Tim is LOVING having us home. Things are as they should be in his book! Take care, sweet Kezzie!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you are home and being cautious, Kezzie! My own kitty is getting a lot of attention and loving it.
ReplyDeleteHaha, that's cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're feeling a little better, and that food stocks are high. It's comforting to have enough in the cupboards so trips out can be limited to an absolute minimum.
I've had moments where I've felt anxious as well, it's the uncertainty of it all, it's unsettling.
Well done on keeping up with the blog posts for the kids, I'm sure they're reading and enjoying them.
Take care
xx
Take care, hope you are ok
ReplyDeleteI hope you are feeling better soon Kezzie! I really hope the kids are going to use your blog posts - with all that effort you are putting in x
ReplyDeleteStay healthy, pal.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I've been away from blogger during Lent, I just wanted to drop in to say that I want you to stay safe and healthy. Sorry for the lost of taste and smell. It must be awful. If nothing else, you can offer this as a penance during Lent. I hope your sence of taste and smell will returns soon.
ReplyDeleteStay safe and healthy.
Hugs, Julia
Glad you're taking care of yourself, Kezzie!
ReplyDeleteWe had to leave the house today to get milk - which was fairly straightforward, there was a queue a mile long outside Morrisons but the Co-Op was almost empty so we were able to observe safe distances.
Love the video! xxx
That cat video is hilarious! Glad to hear you're taking care of yourself. You're so right in thinking that the tightness in your chest has been anxiety related. I had a similar thing last week, but it had cleared up by the next day. xxx
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