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May 2020
1:32pm, 30 May 2020
37,246 posts
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LindsD
Agree.
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May 2020
1:33pm, 30 May 2020
1,494 posts
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Dave W
Yep, I agree. If others want to behave stupidly, then there's not a great deal you can do about it.
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May 2020
1:37pm, 30 May 2020
14,495 posts
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Ultra Sparkly Bridget (USB)
I agree too. We have talked about new shrubs but despite garden centres being open the thought of traveling to one last weekend never crossed my mind. I am moving into a mode of 'protect myself and my family while ignoring the behaviour of others unless it directly impacts on us'. Hoping to reduce stress that way.
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May 2020
1:52pm, 30 May 2020
2,609 posts
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Little Miss Happy
I'm trying to do the same Bridget but occasionally I get really peed off about being the one who's always trying to do the right thing (sometimes to my detriment) whilst the muppets carry on regardless.
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May 2020
1:53pm, 30 May 2020
7,504 posts
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jda
Yes certainly: it's still in my personal interests to avoid the illness even though my risk of death is very low. There seems to be a proportion of survivors who have significant after-effects with unknown long-term outcome and I quite fancy another couple of decades of marathoning. I may be more flexible and adventurous about outdoor time though and will start OWS when it's possible/convenient.
Rather than detailed rules, there may be a lot to be said for the Japanese "three Cs" approach: avoid closed areas, crowds, and close contact/conversation. In comparison, the number of people in a garden seems a rather inconsequential detail really.
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May 2020
2:02pm, 30 May 2020
13,671 posts
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Yorkshire Pie
I am pretty much staying the same - other than the duration of some of my exercise, so far I've actually been stricter than the original rules and done all exercise solo. But tomorrow I'm going out for a ride with another member of my household (could have done this before, but our training plans didn't really coincide) and we'll probably even stop at a takeaway cafe. I haven't stopped on any of my rides since February so this will be a luxury!
But it's easy for us - we can both work from home, we have a garden and bikes, and we don't see family that often anyway (my dad lives abroad so I'm used to not seeing him for months at a time).
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May 2020
2:12pm, 30 May 2020
30,131 posts
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Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs)
We will continue with the same apart from I will meet 5 friends in a garden , carefully distanced for a couple of hours and unlikely to meet again for at least 3 weeks.
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May 2020
2:23pm, 30 May 2020
7,505 posts
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jda
I'd also like to do some small low-key races as and when it's possible, though that seems a little way off still. I suspect the rise in cases (assuming it happens) may scare them off any more rule changes though.
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May 2020
2:25pm, 30 May 2020
34,743 posts
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DocM
ive had the odd walk with one friend at a time over the last couple of weeks, but frankly don't fancy meeting more than that or hanging around in anyones garden as its not something i normally do. So i will carry on the same
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May 2020
2:26pm, 30 May 2020
45,535 posts
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McGoohan
^Yes, that is me also
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