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When this is all over what are you most looking forward to

297 replies

SlipSlidin · 21/03/2020 21:47

Well?

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Tunnocks34 · 22/03/2020 22:38

Visiting my grandma and grandad. I miss them so much. We’re FaceTiming regularly but I go round typically three times a week for a brew.

Can’t wait to see them again.

GenxfeellikeaBoomer · 22/03/2020 22:41

Not being worried and anxious all the time. I am not usually an anxious person. Or maybe I just didn't know that I was because things were ok. I don't know. I thought I was more resilient than this.

TeeniefaeTroon · 22/03/2020 22:45

Divorcing my husband

pilates · 23/03/2020 16:42

^
😂

KatherineJaneway · 23/03/2020 17:35

I'll go back to Venice for my 50th birthday.

BrunoLovesMe · 23/03/2020 18:08

Kevin 😍

Quickquestion2020 · 23/03/2020 18:12

Trying for a baby. We've put it off because we didn't think we could afford it untill now. About a week after I came off the pill this all started in the UK so I'm back on it. We dont know what our financial future is and I'm not bringing a baby into this scary world right now. I have constant day dreams about carrying my little baby in my arms

NotNegan · 23/03/2020 18:46

I can't believe I'm saying this, but being with my family.

We are going to have a bbq (regardless of weather) and get pissed!

YouTheCat · 23/03/2020 18:53

Seeing my son. Just had the email telling me that all visiting is off until further notice. He's 25 and in residential care 15 miles away. I see him once a week and take him his Radio Times and bake him some cake. He's not really going to understand what is going on at all.

Davros · 23/03/2020 19:20

youthecat my 25 year old DS is in residential too and all visits are cancelled. Can you get your DS a subscription to the RT so at least he has his mag every week? They do cracking freebies with new subscriptions, nothing for fools like me who've subscribed for 20+ years!

YouTheCat · 23/03/2020 19:24

Oooh that is a great idea! Thanks very much Davros.

I suggested they do some baking with him as he's not going out much at all and he'll miss his cake. I'm going to send him some new dvds as well.

HomeEdRocks18 · 23/03/2020 19:45

Being alive

lulahb · 23/03/2020 19:46

Hugging my 85 year old Nan and having her at my house with her great grandkids for cake and tea, not feeling anxious every morning, feeling like my world is familiar again, looking forward to my wedding which undoubtedly we will have to postponed after saving up for ages...can I just go to bed for 12 weeks please Grin

chocoholico · 23/03/2020 19:51

seeing my elderly parents who live outside the UK. haven't seen them in months and had to cancel a March trip to see them. It's quite hard to not be able to see them for a potentially long time (as no planes go - I could not get where they are).

usersouthcoast · 23/03/2020 19:53

Not worrying about my premature twins (now 16 weeks) catching it. That's my hugest worry right now.

Time40 · 23/03/2020 19:57

The swimming pools opening again.

Whatdayisit2 · 23/03/2020 22:32

Seeing family. Shopping.
Feeling safe.

MrsToothyBitch · 23/03/2020 23:23

Hugging my parents and my aunt- 85, 68 and 75 respectively- and petting my cat.
Kissing someone special (please, please, please God).
Going for a walk with friends.
Going to a ceilidh.

excitedforbaby9 · 23/03/2020 23:29

My baby is being born during all of this. So him meeting my family 💜

Theyrecomingtotakemeawayhaha · 23/03/2020 23:32

Hugging my elderly mum if she survives it.
Being alive would be nice.
Being able to nurse patients without fear of becoming ill,not having the knot in my stomach about it.

disneydatknee · 23/03/2020 23:45

We were supposed to be booking our first holiday abroad with the kids this October to America but will have to postpone now whatever the outcome. We just cant risk it. I'm looking forward to planning it again next year instead. I'm really enjoying the kids being off at the moment. I'm just making the most of the time we have together as a family. Husband and I work fulltime so usually too stressed to really appreciate them. Husband working from home but locked away in the bedroom actually working. I'm working from home on the basis that work know I'm not likely to get much done. 50:50 work and kids atm.

HillAreas · 23/03/2020 23:57

I really hope we can all look forward to a brand new appreciation for the life we have in this country. I know there are too many people for whom life in this country is shit as standard, but overall I’d say we are so lucky to have landed in this time and place. Freedom to go about our lives, knowing the NHS is there if we need it, our kids will be educated, our bins will be emptied, we can pop to the shop if we run out of milk, take the kids to visit their Gran for the afternoon, look forward to our annual week in the sun, have a boozy girls night in, go to a football match and on and on and on it goes... all those things have now been removed or are under threat like we’ve never seen before.
When this is all over I’m going to count my blessings every single day.
It hurts when I think how long it could be until I see my mum and dad, and it makes my blood run cold when I think what might happen if they catch this thing. Sad

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