Diary of random thoughts and observations from the perspective of self-isolation/distancing...
I don’t actually know what lies ahead of us… but it could get pretty awful over the coming days/weeks/months. ‘Old people’, like me, will be first group that the government asks to self-isolate. Obviously, as far as possible, we need to prepare – both practically and mentally. I’ve decided that I need this outlet for my reflections during the course of our days of isolation.
March 2020
Friday, 4 December 2020
Friday 4 December:
Went
harbour walking first thing (currently, I end to set out about 8am – more or
less sunrise), although there haven’t been many decent bright mornings of late.
I’ve started to do the my harbourside walk in the reverse direction (ending up
walking up Leighton Road) in order to avoid schoolchildren and parents
(although it does mean dodging people on their way to work across gaol ferry
Bridge etc). Uneventful (apart from watching two cormorants argue over a fish!)
and pretty overcast. Morning
coffee with Moira when I got home. Tony (Hadland) sent me a first draft of his "1971 Minibus Tour" blog (about our marathon trip to Greece and around Europe). Lazy day…
I sketched some bookshelves (badly) and I read a fair amount of my ‘Rebecca’
book. Evening
telly: ‘Grayson Perry’s art club exhibition’. Image:
Cormorant taking off.
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