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MynameisLuca | 23:56 Mon 23rd Mar 2020 | ChatterBank
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I'm not finding it hard as I don't like people too much, I like the Social Distince rule... You?
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Same as that, Luca. Perhaps we're lucky.
Me also. I can live with myself.
I don't mind it either. I'm quite happy with my own company. Can find lots to occupy my mind. Now, my husband...that's another story!
I'm missing a few close friends and family, but otherwise here is as good as anywhere to meet and chat with some really delightful folk, and with ideal Social Distance.
I really like the social distance rule and I wish this was the norm.

On a day to day basis and despite the fact that my husband and I largely work from home, we have our own space which is quite important.

I am going to miss just being able to drop in on my parents and my grandmother for a cuppa and a chinwag. But they will feel that more than me because I am quite happy isolating. But I am worried about the isolation they might feel. We have set up a telephone rota so there is at least one call a day but not much more we can do.
I'm used to it, I've lived alone so long now.
Courts still open, BM?
I`m hoping the social distancing will stop randoms from wanting to give me a hug to say hello or goodbye when I barely know them. Seems to be working so far but I hope we don`t revert back.
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I have a cat and I'd miss her if she wasn't around, she may ignore me at times and that's OK, I ignore her when I'm not in the mood, she seems to understand, our personalitys match.

I'd hate to have to worry about humans.

Can I put a picture of my cat up here?
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Oh yeah, Sj, that another positive for me out of this disaster.
These new rules actually don't affect me much, as I live on my own in a village and usually go for a long walk of 4-7 miles every day, which I will continue to do.

What I'm dreading is the weekly shop in the nearest Tesco, which I shall be braving on Thursday for my own and my elderly neighbour's food shop. Last week the checkout queues were densely packed.

How glad I am that I don't live in London any more - those packed tube trains!
I also like my own company but I am well aware that there are those who find isolation terribly hard. On my way to place flowers on my mother's grave, yesterday, I witnessed a car pull up at the kerb of a house about 50 yards ahead of me. A young woman got out, walked up the path and bent down. She then returned to her car, turned her back and leant against the car, facing the house. As I neared, I heard her mother/gran say, "Yes, but i'm getting awfully fed up of it now." Then as I passed the house, I saw that both women were crying. You could tell that the younger just wanted to hug the older, and the older really wanted to be hugged. Must admit it brought a tear to my eye and a lump to my throat.
Yes, Spicerack. So far I am managing to attend by phone or video link. I'm going to feel like a right twerp sat at my kitchen table in my robes on Friday though!

Insofar as possible the MoJ is going to keep them open. There have been a few teething problems but so far it appears to be working.
Do juries phone in their decisions? lol.
They have a phone vote, 35p plus providers normal charges, but you shouldn't vote if watching on catch up or you may still be charged...
Luca you can have your cat as your avatar.
Or upload your photo to http://upl.co/ then copy the 'Direct link' and paste it into an AB post (preferably placing it on a line by itself).
//Do juries phone in their decisions? lol. //

Only after the postie has delivered the brown envelope. :-)
I'm not sure how it is working for jury trials. I do know that any jury trial that is due to last more than 3 days will not now happen if it hasnt started.

I havent done a jury trial for a very long time although I am aware that the backlog that might occur could change that.
No! They ask the audience or go 50/50 before they phone a friend.
I don't mind being alone too much...when it's my choice. I can laze around, or find things to do. Recent developments have left me feeling desperately lonely sometimes. I'm really not very sociable...and that can bite you in the bum sometimes. I also wonder when I'll be able to see my daughter...though we had a video call yesterday. More to follow I hope.

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