Coronavirus

I've had my paper one since my mammogram last November, was it? I stuff it into the door pocket of the car. I usually use a neck gaiter and pull it up when I go into shops and no-one has ever objected. I treated myself to the Kandinsky print one because it was cheerful and I thought wearing it over the NHS one would be better than one. My mistake. I bet the dragon wouldn't have told Nicola Sturgeon to remove her tartan one.
 
I’m really suffering with lockdown hair, having last had it cut at the beginning of November. I have an appointment for the day my hairdresser opens! But what I wonder is how Nicola Sturgeon always has such lovely short, layered hair, all through lockdown. Is there a hairdresser in her household, or is it a wig, do you suppose?
But as for Boris, it’s embarrassing to have such a scarecrow representing us on the world stage. Cant Carrie cut it? I’ve done Tony’s for nearly 60 years with no complaints, once I got the hang of it.
 
Love the Russian doll.
I have several cloth masks, and I keep a box of paper ones in the car, just in case. I tend to keep a cloth mask in the pocket of each of my coats, so I don't forget. I have seen several women with recently coiffured hair get on my bus boasting how they have been to a friends house as they have had a hairdresser in to cut their hair. Near neighbour's of ours have had hairdressers, beauticians and manicurists in all through each lockdown.
We were at work all day yesterday, but they had a party which had 26 adults and 15 children, bouncy castle and slide in the garden until the police arrived.
 
A £1000 fine from each of them would do the council's coffers a bit of good...
 
A work colleague who has a son with various health problems went to a party Saturday night and got caught as the neighbour's called the police, seems to think it is most unfair he got a fine as he was only going to have a drink to be sociable
 
You seem to be one of the people potentially most affected by idiots who can't obey the rules. I hope you can both stay safe and clear of infection.
 
We all had our second jabs this week. Whether you were eight or eighty! Gives a great feeling of relief. No guarantees but lengthens the odds. While we were there they said we’d need a third jab in the Autumn. News to me. Anyone else heard this?
Love the pictures Marigold. Keep ‘em coming.
 
The talk is of a third jab to deal with any new variants I think Hen-Gen.

I need warning of pictures like that! Needles, as in injections/blood tests give me the willies. Nearly every time I go to the BBC website to see the news headlines there is a picture of someone having or about to have a needle stuck in their arm. It almost put me off having my own vaccination. And NO, I don't look!
 
Wouldn't work with the couriers around here - they'd stand outside the front gate, and throw the needles in your general direction! In fact, there's no guarantee it would be YOUR gate they'd even be at! [emoji1787]

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That article from 'Connexion' is 'infox'- the French word for mis-information. They have found a link to the blood clotting and it can occur to someone with a low platelet (whatever they are) count. Predominately women under 55 are affected, although there has been a fatality of a 63 year old here, the others were 38 and 24.
 
The minimum age for the Astrazeneca vaccine here is 55, but most other EU countries it is 60. The instruction here now is people under 55 who have had Astrazeneca must not have their second jab- instead they are to have either Pfizer or Moderna. Whether this is because the side effects are worse on the second jab I don't know, but that was mentioned when the Astrazeneca vaccine was approved originally? In the meantime for us living miles away from the cities, which are the only places with low temperature storage facilities for Pfizer, we only have Astrazeneca and supplies of that are erratic to say the least. The web site for booking appointments isn't giving any, but we've been told of a chemists in a little village not far from here (within the 10km travel restrictions) has some. We'll go and ask next week.
 
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