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Has anyone’s else’s life not really changed?

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BrieAndChilli · 25/05/2020 12:14

Apart from going to work/kids going to school my life has not changed at all. I never really went out drinking , never went to pub and we probably eat out in a proper restaurant once a year. Don’t go to cinema although DH takes the boys to the latest marvel/Star Wars films do maybe twice a year. I don’t go to the gym or other sports activities, I don’t go to the theatre. We do go on family days out maybe once a month to somewhere further afield and maybe a national trust once a month.
I go to the shops but mainly food/B&M which I am still doing otherwise it’s shopping for kids clothes which I’m not doing or am ordering online. Otherwise my life was taking kids to school, going to work, and taking kids to various activities.
Nobody except DH family has asked me to take part in online quiz/zoom chat/ other virtual parties, no one has tagged me in post 10 pics of being a mum type posts,
I’ve tree aches out to people and asked how they are doing, dropped schooltopic related crafts parcels round to some of DS2 friends. I get a couple of messages back but no-one is the first to text me.
I think I’ve realised that I’m alsways the one helping people out with childcare, making cakes for thier kids parties, giving advice etc but actually I’m not top of anyone’s list. And that actually my life (and by default me?) am pretty boring.
Even the kids moan when I ask them to play a board game with me or watch a film.

OP posts:
QuornHub · 03/06/2020 18:17

Only difference for me is that me and DH don't go to the pub on a Saturday (we've created a lovely bar area at home and we actually like it more than our usual 'out' bar!) and I don't get the bus anymore to do the shopping. That's it. We don't have any friends/family so nobody to miss. I don't work so no change there. DH is wfh so there is that - but the only outcome of that is positive as we see so much more of each other and we're saving £80 a month on fares.

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