I don't
know about you guys but for me, cabin fever defiantly kicking in. I'm
constantly switching between struggling to get motivated to do anything too
suddenly sunning around looking for anything to organise, upcycle or cook.
Defiantly I'm sleeping a more than I usually do (If that is possible) and it is
getting harder to see the light at the end of the tunnel especially since I
will have to quarantine a further 12 weeks after this madness is over. Knowing
that I am not the only ones this situation does help a little bit as We're all
staying at home, crawling up the walls and finding something and anything to do
to keep ourselves occupied. Whether it be re-grouting the tiles in the bathroom
or organising photo's into photo albums.
The
Things I Plan To Do When All This Is Over
Remember
everybody to get these privileges back
WE MUST ALL STAY HOME AND FOLLOW THE RULES - THEY ARE THERE TO PROTECT US ALL!
See my friends and family
WE MUST ALL STAY HOME AND FOLLOW THE RULES - THEY ARE THERE TO PROTECT US ALL!
See my friends and family
The day
I'll be able to see touch and hug my family and friends again will most likely
be an emotional one. I haven't seen my Grandmother since January as she lives
in the west country; even though I speak to her every day, I will defiantly be
going up to spend a weekend with her as soon as I can.
Go for long walks
Even
though the lockdown has allowed one hour for exercise, due to me being high
risk for the virus because of Lupus, I have to limit my outdoor activity and as
I don't have a garden other than the times I have sneaked to the park (When I
wake up early enough) going down to the letterbox doubles up at the highlight
of my day
I so
look forward to the day I can walk in the park, or even walk to the Tesco's
across the road.
After
this is all over, I vow never to take going outside for granted ever again.
Get a massage
My back
has been feeling crazy, and I know I am carrying mad tension in my shoulders,
can’t wait to get it all massaged away
I have
already had to cancel three trips! Soon as I can, I'm going to get on a plane,
and your girl is off whoosh!
I was
starting to run out of everything! Before the lockdown so I can't wait to go to
MAC and replenish my fave products
Go to the supermarket
The
thought of going to do a NORMAL weekly shop without being barged out of the way
by panic buyers and worrying about not getting a food delivery slot will be the
highlight of this year for everybody. No more panic buying toilet rolls, baked
beans, pasta, rice, sugar, flour...
Ok, I
could go on and on. But the feeling of being able to shop in the way that
society has taught us to will be quite a freeing and uplifting experience. I'm
sure the shop workers will look forward to it too.
I had
my hair braided just before the craziness started and they are currently
looking crazy, thank god for headwraps
Go drinking with my girlies
Once
restaurants and bars are open Tequila Mocking bird is one of the first places I
want to go with my homes!
Drinks
on me chikas
Before
all of this, I have always been eternally grateful for the NHS anyway with all
the GP and Hospital, and GP appointments have to go to let alone the treatments
it's possible that I wouldn't be alive or my quality of life would be
unimaginable. All of the NHS staff are incredible and should rightly be
labelled as heroes. After this is all over, we all owe indebted gratitude for
the way they have looked after us. The night we clapped for them outside our
houses on that Thursday night should happen every week. And I on the meantime
will be looking into a way to regular fundraising to ensure that they always
have what they need
I have
always been blasé when it comes to interactions with members of the opposite
sex, but I'm not getting any younger…
Of
course, there are many other things that I'm looking forward to doing, but
these are the ones that fill me with the most excitement at the moment.
What
things are you looking forward to doing when the pandemic disappears?
❖
Lee-Anne x
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