Ooo nearly new thread time!
Had a good day - just a walk with a friend, but nice and normal. Did notice quite a few pubs locally haven't opened, but know some are waiting til next week. We were going to stop for a coffee on our walk, but there was a hearteningly long queue at the little independent cafe (and at the ice cream place nearby too) which we couldn't face with kids in tow.
@Willow and others I feel the same. I live a pretty boring life really, and didn't have holidays planned or anything big, but I did have 'stuff' to do - days out, theme parks etc - which would have been thoroughly enjoyed, and i damn well want them back. Not with maybes and social distancing and caveats, just as they were supposed to be.
One of the things that has got to me most is the people's inability to risk assess and think critically. This week I have nearly slipped in the bath when having a shower, whacked my head on a door and nearly tripped down stairs (yes, I am a very clumsy heffer). What do I do? a) never shower again (would help with social distancing I suppose), remove all doors and move to a bungalow or b) be aware that I am clumsy and take a bit more care.