Anyone Finding Tier 4 Different To Tier 3?

[Bobbisox1]

We aren't, perhaps that's because we haven't been going out to shops etc and mixing with others, Christmas Day was an exception , the furthest I was in tier 3 was to the hairdressers and to have my nails done somewhere else , and even that was just twice at the HD and once getting a manicure, neither of which I'll be doing again in the foreseeable

[Jackdaw33]

I could do with a haircut but God knows when I'll be able to get one.

[Mamyalynne]

No difference.

[Bobbisox1]

No me either Mamya

[bhg481]

My wife losing her hairdresser is our only loss; she's been cutting mine for the last 50+ years, so no loss there.

[Bobbisox1]

I do my husbands too, what little he has left , lol

[diddlydo]

Of course it's different - I, on my own, can only see one person (also on their own) outside as opposed to being able to "meet" in groups of 6 outside. I couldn't care less about the hairdressers and even less the nail bars.

[Bobbisox1]

I'm not bothered about them either Diddly, they were there for the use of and I used them, that isn't saying I miss them, well maybe getting my haircut but that's no big deal, I won't!

[Bobbisox1]

Not much different here, I see one other person, my husband!!

[pixie374]

We went quickly from tier 2 to 4. The only difference was my daughter tested positive, so we now have to isolate.
All year, we have been as careful as possible, no matter what was "allowed". I don't particularly understand the difference with different tiers, we are just doing what's needed here.

[Bobbisox1]

How is your daughter Pixie?

[pixie374]

She seems well thank you xx had a day of fever and a day with loss of taste.... but otherwise, good. Thanks xx

[diddlydo]

The big difference is that in Tier 3 my OH and I could meet our son and family (2 adults + 2 children under 5 who don't count towards the 6)+ our daughter in a public outside space. Now we can't so it's a big deal.

[Bobbisox1]

It's good hearing there's a 'mild' form of it , we rarely hear this, I wish her well x

[tiggerblue10]

I usually get my hair cut every 6-7 months and the last time was in September I think. Had about 10inches off so it was very short. Its growing back quick but I just keep it tied up.

Can't remember the last time my nails were done. Was a few years ago at least. Just cut and file them myself.

I've got so used to staying at home now I can't be bothered to even get ready and go to the shops for food and essentials. I've turned into Waynetta Slob! Lol

[pixie374]

Thank you xx she cleaned and disinfected the entire house two days later... so obviously felt ok. Mine and my son's came back negative. Although I still seem to have more symptoms than she does lol. We still have to isolate for now xx

[Bobbisox1]

Diddly, neither can we, we kept away from my daughters house most of the time anyway in tier 3 , she works at a Dentist and it was her choice to have as little a contact with us as possible

[Bobbisox1]

My friend called before we went into tier 4
" oh I think I have a cold coming on"
Really?
I sanitized everything in sight when she left , she only came because she owed me money after I got her something off Amazon and only stood in the hall

[pixie374]

Bobbi, myself and my sister have both had sore throats, temperatures, sneezing, but both negative. I still wonder how we could have caught anything, bearing in mind the handwashing, masks, distancing etc. Particularly as I never get colds usually.

[burlyshirley]

Not noticed any difference really. Tier 4 mean that non-essential shops have to shut, but that won't bother me as long as the supermarkets stay open !

I do my own hair Bobbs, even cut it myself !

[Bobbisox1]

It certainly makes you wonder Pixie, if I do get it, it means it's crept in under the door as we haven't been out :0(