I’ve just spoken to my mum, who, bless her, appears to have gone full-dementor
She’s been cooped up indoors, shielding for 12 weeks and has always been a risk-averse pessimist, so perhaps it’s not surprising. I think my scepticism about a possible second wave comes from being constantly out and about in such a densely populated area, and seeing that despite large numbers of people congregating in close proximity (which has been happening here since the sun started shining weeks ago), the local infection rates are still falling. If all I was seeing pictures in the news coupled with doomy headlines, rather than seeing the reality for myself, I’d probably still be as terrified as I was back when this all started.
Anyway, it’s a good job my children can’t go back to school anyway as I’m certain she’d strongly disapprove! Speaking of school, for reasons known only to themselves, online work was set for one of children and not the other. As if that was going to get done! I’m having a hard enough time getting either of them to do it without such awful injustice.