Husband doesn't have to commute, travel abroad or do poncey dinners which he hates, but gets to do the job he loves from home. He's not planning on reopening the London office up any time soon either. So he's spending more time with the kids and we can eat dinner together each night etc.
Daughter is sitting the 11+ and her tutor is doing a free daily webinar of 40 minutes every day so she's able to use the time away from school to concentrate on that which is lucky because her school have done bugger all, but it just goes to show when there's a will there's a way. Couldn't give a fig how she does on the 11+ but it's keeping her on the ball and she's unlikely to have any gaps as I've found they breeze through the SATs if they have a bit of 11+ maths and English hothousing (lets just call it what it is shall we?)
I'm barely spending any money. I don't need anything. Can't go on holiday, to the salon, the gym's closed, so that's good I guess. Well, not for the economy but I'm sure we can all make up for it if we are able to and thoughts are with those who are finding finances tough, it seems to vary so much, hang in there, I hope it gets better.
Fed up though, and wonder when I will see my parents again who live abroad, but we got a visit in at Christmas and they are in rude health so I'm just going to hope things return within a year or two.