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AnnaMayZing
6 days ago
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Ailurophiles - servicewomen
Hey! I served in the RAF and I am definitely an ailurophile but lesser? Not me!
Talisman-transcendental
There one to meditate on.
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I welcome the changes but with bated breath. I don't visit the site from my mobile, just desk or laptop but...
Is all this work a prelude to a general resurrection of SS or are we just going to drift aimlessly as we have been for far too long?
Keeping everything crossed as we are capable of so much more.
Is all this work a prelude to a general resurrection of SS or are we just going to drift aimlessly as we have been for far too long?
Keeping everything crossed as we are capable of so much more.
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Ooh, hard one. Depends Generally short on men but there are exceptions. Marco Heitala for instance.
On Women, usually long but again, it depends. Audrey Hepburn was equally beautiful with long or short hair so no definitive answer.
Rock chick or Pop chick?
On Women, usually long but again, it depends. Audrey Hepburn was equally beautiful with long or short hair so no definitive answer.
Rock chick or Pop chick?
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Good evening, everyone! Thank you for the cookies, Sara! Delicious!
Anna, I had a look at the 'bubble' blurb and couldn't make sense of it! I'll just carry on self-isolating. We have slightly different recommendations here in N. Ireland, that, for once, seem to be clearer than those coming from Westminster! Hey ho.
I'll grab a lemon and ginger tea.
Absolutely right, Hettie. The devolved parts of the UK seem to have much more sense than England has. Although, that said, The English are great at doing as they please anyway, judging by the queues at Primark, the protests and just about anything else that suits them.
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thyMUS - CLEavage
All very adjacent, Larry.
Archimandrite-ruminates
See what I did there?
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I must say, Anna, it is all so confusing the rules you are working with. Here in the States we live with "recommendations" in most instances. Here in my state certain businesses are not allowed to open. The ones that are open perhaps may only use drive up windows to serve customers. The ones fully open, such as grocery stores, need to have the customers wear masks and stay distanced. But there is little enforcement. The people who follow Trump think it is all a "hoax" and don't bother to wear masks. We are still in the first phase of the pandemic with cases rising in most places once again as the different jurisdictions open but our federal government has decided to ignore it and hope it will go away.
Confusing indeed, Larry. It became mandatory today to wear a face mask whilst using public transport (but not taxis. Possibly because of robbery). Why now, as virus is supposedly in decline? Why not right from the start?
My head is throbbing with trying to make sense of it all!
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Depends on the movie but, in the current situation, I will gladly await home release!
2D or 3D?
2D or 3D?
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Under the new covid 19 rules in England, My daughter-in-Law's Mother, a nurse on a covid ward and living alone, can now resume contact with my grandchildren and provide childcare.
The two of us, who have remained isolated and together, are deemed a greater risk and therefore are not permitted to visit our children and grandchildren with the exception of remaining outside and two metres distant.
The two of us, who have remained isolated and together, are deemed a greater risk and therefore are not permitted to visit our children and grandchildren with the exception of remaining outside and two metres distant.
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Hi Friends.
Well, now I know that the British government has lost the plot and I am likely to break the rules.
The lockdown has been eased to allow households with just one member visit another household.
This means that my Daughter-in-Law's mother, who is a nurse on a covid ward and divorced, is deemed safe to visit our grandchildren but the two of us, who have been in virtual self isolation for the last couple of months, are not.
It is no wonder that people don't know if they are coming or going.
The UK has one of the highest death rates per million population in the world and I can see why.
Okay, rant over, sorry.
I'll just sit here for a while and have an extra strong, double espresso and one of Sara's fine cookies while I chill out a bit.
Hope you are all doing well.
From today, some people in England will be able to form a "support bubble" but what does that mean and how will it work?
Who can have a support bubble?
Adults living alone or single parents living with children under the age of 18
What can they do?
They can form a bubble with one other household which means they will effectively be treated as a single household for the purpose of the lockdown rules.
They can visit each other's homes and stay overnight if they want. They will not have to observe the two-metre social distancing rule.
BUT:
If two grandparents live together in one household, they can only visit their children and grandchildren if their son or daughter is the only adult in his or her household.
Well, now I know that the British government has lost the plot and I am likely to break the rules.
The lockdown has been eased to allow households with just one member visit another household.
This means that my Daughter-in-Law's mother, who is a nurse on a covid ward and divorced, is deemed safe to visit our grandchildren but the two of us, who have been in virtual self isolation for the last couple of months, are not.
It is no wonder that people don't know if they are coming or going.
The UK has one of the highest death rates per million population in the world and I can see why.
Okay, rant over, sorry.
I'll just sit here for a while and have an extra strong, double espresso and one of Sara's fine cookies while I chill out a bit.
Hope you are all doing well.
From today, some people in England will be able to form a "support bubble" but what does that mean and how will it work?
Who can have a support bubble?
Adults living alone or single parents living with children under the age of 18
What can they do?
They can form a bubble with one other household which means they will effectively be treated as a single household for the purpose of the lockdown rules.
They can visit each other's homes and stay overnight if they want. They will not have to observe the two-metre social distancing rule.
BUT:
If two grandparents live together in one household, they can only visit their children and grandchildren if their son or daughter is the only adult in his or her household.
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Quote by gypsyQuote by AnnaMayZing
Ayatollah-emancipate
I wanted to put Khomeini
Anna, that's another combination of words that would work as a headline or phrase: Ayatollah, ahem - emancipate!
Emancipate - nonpareil
I seems I (accidentally) added another dimension to this tread. Even more fun!
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