Come on who has broken the rules, .. No need for reasons why you have, just curious as to what you've done.

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I'm curious.

I did today. I let my dc go to grandparents for weekend.

@Fatted I could have written every word of that, except the haircut... and now I’m wondering how I can get myself a haircut!

I wonder if the retail park in your part of Scotland have had KFC and Starbucks open, my local one has and the queues are insane. I don't care about them but as soon as Mcdonalds opens I'll be queuing too!

I went for a drive to the beach the other day and sat on a bench and looked at the sea. My DD ate a sandwich.

I had visited my friend earlier that day to drop things off and would have stayed to talk in the garden if she had not rushed to hug me.

My DD had her friend round and they sat in the garden a good distance apart, she did make the friend a drink.

My GP actually asked me if I was managing to get out when I had a phone appointment for my mental health!

Scotland's rules are still stricter than England's, they were handing out fines to people visiting a forest near me a couple of days ago.

How can walking in the forest or sitting on a bench be a bad thing?

Been to mother-in-laws a few times this week, only in garden observing social distancing, because Father-in-law died suddenly last week 😔 and now she is totally on her own. She lives in the same street as us. Have had a lot of things to help her sort, arrangements etc. She doesn't have any access to Internet so has made things difficult in that area.

We are going to have a walk with family tomorrow. Kids have asked if they can hold grandpas hand. I won't stop them 💔

@Gingerkittykat I suspect it’s the same retail park

My hairdresser came and did my hair this week, both wore masks, I didn't have a cut (just my foils as the length of my roots was repulsive) and I washed my own hair

On the sex thing... did anyone hear the story about Netherlands, who are now officially endorsing that single people who live alone can find a 'sex buddy' to have rather canoodles with? Their own little sex bubble to help keep their sanity going thru Covid Times.

My dad & step mum finally cracked & went to stay with & visit my step-sis & her son. My dad is very gregarious & was utterly miserable before.

Went to a drive through Starbucks and queued for an hour! Not necessary but took the kids and it was an afternoon out 😂

Just had to ask my mum and dad to have my girls for few hours as my husband has gone into hospital unexpectedly, we have few issues with neighbours so felt at ease knowing that if I had to pick him up during the night or early in the morning, that they will have been safe with my mum and dad and can have a lie in.

If we get fined, so be it...I need to know they are safe in what is already a worrying time.

Sent my 3 year old to my parents for a few days while I was in hospital having a C section

No, I genuinely haven’t broken the rules at all, quite surprised I’m the only one though!

No, unless you count bumping into a friend (socially distanced bumping) and going to admire her garden for about 5 mins because she was so desperate to show off all the hard work she has done in it since lockdown.

Apart from that it's been 8 weeks of daily walks nearby with family, once a week shopping and that's it. I am desperate for some variety and to see my friends. I am fantasising about London - the galleries, theatres, restaurants I used to take for granted. I'll probably cry when I first get back to them.

I've come to stay with my mum.

I haven’t seen anyone except our household and a plumber since the week before the lockdown but I had a socially distant chat in the front garden yesterday with more than one person at a time. I can’t see how it’s different to chatting to my neighbours at the clap on Thursday, front garden VE Day parties (which we didn’t do) or standing in a long supermarket queue.

I haven't deliberately broken any rules. The not going out/visiting other household/unnecessary shopping etc stuff - I am an introvert, I don't go shopping or socialising "normally", so I'm not about to start now.

However, social distancing between colleagues at work does not exist - key worker in a very busy, very, very small pharmacy - so I have to trust that my work buddies are also "being good" (I know that 2 are not... I keep clear wherever possible, and pass back to back with them)

I've popped fairly frequently to the shop that is 200 yards from house for non essentials.
Sat in parents garden twice (social distance). That's it. I'm more rule abiding than I thought!

I went to visit DD and DGS, it was DD’s 30th birthday and I hadn’t seen them in 7 weeks.
I need to start having my 9 month old Grandson in preparation for DD resuming teaching in school again.

Been to shop a few times for non essentials on my way home from nightshifts. Can't socially distance at my work. Spoken to neighbours a few times keeping 2m away but let our 3yr old play with their kids. My mental health is starting to go downhill in the midst of all this. I am terrified of my kids or us getting it, but I am craving being able to go to parks with the kids, etc. I guess most people will be the same. My 11 month old isnt too bothered, she doesnt know much difference, but my 3yr old is starting to struggle.

I put my arm around my mother in law during her husbands funeral and a few of us sat in her garden with a flask of tea in lieu of a wake.

I have to be honest after last night "rule breaking" I feel so much happier, less stressed and frustrated. Like o think it's what I really needed some adult company and getting some frustration out 😳. Calm has been restored to this housebound for now.

I go to the shop whenever l want even if it's just for wine. But I'm still working. No socially distancing at work so often groups of 4 of us walk home together. I suppose that breaks rules.

Had social distancing walks with my dm and my friend

VE day my parents came and sat in our garden for an hour and had a drink and a cake. (they live 200 meters away)
I have been taking my parents shopping into the kitchen for them and unloading it on the counter so that they don't have to carry anything.

Bought a dining table on eBay and collected it from a few miles away
(the pedestal leg broke on ours due to autistic DC leaning on it all the time).

I’ve had as many walks as I want as long as I want.
Middle of nowhere so can’t see the harm.

I'm meeting more than one person today for a walk together.