Comments on: Life after lockdowns. Has it really been two years?

By: StephanIe 139a

StephanIe 139a — Thu, 24 Feb 2022 22:03:43 +0000

It’s been a crazy – and long – two years. We’re still wearing masks, and avoiding busy places but we’re also venturing out more and it’s so nice to have some of that normality again, though I’m less sure than politicians that we can just declare we’re the first out of the pandemic. Not sure it works like that! #PoCoLo

By: Chickenruby

Chickenruby — Mon, 21 Feb 2022 06:04:03 +0000

Well I’m still mask wearing, testing weekly, avoiding busy places and refraining from hugging people.My lockdowns were different to most people I know as I was still travelling and we’ve been hit by covid in different ways to a lot of people we know, especially financially with the increased cost of shipping and hotel quarantine. Neither of us have had covid, although 1 of our children has, both daughter in laws and
our granddaughter had had it, but the adults work in essential jobs throughout the pandemic. My ‘back to normal’ or living with covid is starting a new job next week in a secondary school. Thanks for linkign with #pocolo

By: Kim Carberry

Kim Carberry — Sat, 19 Feb 2022 22:38:28 +0000

It really doesn’t feel like it has been 2 years. I do think England left it too late to shut down. It has been such a scary time and even more so since neither my fella or I or my girls have had Covid. My dad was bad with it, we’ve lost friends, family and it still scares me. x

By: Sarah Stockley

Sarah Stockley — Fri, 18 Feb 2022 15:10:27 +0000

It’s hard to believe it has been 2 years! Like you, we enjoyed the first locked down and I was very keen for it to happen. Myself and my husband both work kin schools so had to continue going in. He caught it last January, luckily not badly and my daughter had it in November. The rest of us haven’t had it but me, my husband and daughters are all vaccinated, my son is 10 and not been offered it yet.