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My eldest's behaviour is very worrying.

Staring at his phone picking at corners of rooms, there are piles of plaster dust all over the place.

Just been out walking the dog and came home to this awkward silence. He's picked about two foot of plaster off the corner of the fireplace in the front room.

Big worry.

I'd offered him a run this morning, wasn't interested.

He's going for one later, I don't ****ing care if it means I've been out twice.
Probably just clucking for a joint bro.
 
My eldest's behaviour is very worrying.

Staring at his phone picking at corners of rooms, there are piles of plaster dust all over the place.

Just been out walking the dog and came home to this awkward silence. He's picked about two foot of plaster off the corner of the fireplace in the front room.

Big worry.

I'd offered him a run this morning, wasn't interested.

He's going for one later, I don't ****ing care if it means I've been out twice.
How old is he? I’m having to come up with stuff to keep my 14 year old son entertained, otherwise he’d stare at a screen all day. My 11 year old daughter is fine. She’s into art, trampolining, walking the dogs, helping with the cooking, dancing etc. She actually seems to prefer this life!
 
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My eldest's behaviour is very worrying.

Staring at his phone picking at corners of rooms, there are piles of plaster dust all over the place.

Just been out walking the dog and came home to this awkward silence. He's picked about two foot of plaster off the corner of the fireplace in the front room.

Big worry.

I'd offered him a run this morning, wasn't interested.

He's going for one later, I don't ****ing care if it means I've been out twice.
That is a worry, these idiots who are still going out are going to get us locked down for longer.
 
How old is he? I’m having to come up with stuff to keep my 14 year old son entertained, otherwise he’d stare at a screen all day. My 11 year old daughter is fine. She’s into art, trampolining, walking the dogs, helping with the cooking, dancing etc. She actually seems to prefer this life!
Yeah my daughter is the same she's just embracing it and doing things that she wouldn't normally do.
 
My eldest's behaviour is very worrying.

Staring at his phone picking at corners of rooms, there are piles of plaster dust all over the place.

Just been out walking the dog and came home to this awkward silence. He's picked about two foot of plaster off the corner of the fireplace in the front room.

Big worry.

I'd offered him a run this morning, wasn't interested.

He's going for one later, I don't ****ing care if it means I've been out twice.
Picking plaster off the walls is pretty extreme (assuming you’re not mid refurb)
 
The idea that this ends and then we somehow all just go back to how it was a week or so back, is for the birds.

When people go back there’ll be huge restructuring within businesses as our consumer lead economy will have suffered massive damage as Job losses, debt run up yet further and savings spent will keep the recovery slow, and this will mean business has to adjust. I’m afraid many of the furloughed workers being ‘saved’ will prove to be temporary.

Dude on CNBC the other day made out a pretty solid case that it will take 5-7 years to get back to early February's stock market position. He did say that Trump and the Fed will do everything they can, money no object, to puff up the Dow to about only 25% down by November for the elections, but he then expects it drop down another 25% (or more) after that.

Expect news of miracle cures and vaccines in October. But whoever gets in, expect a second nosedive by Christmas.

I hope to **** he can do that though for selfish reasons - I'm due to take my pension in September and need the lump sum for my mortgage. I read in the Telegraph that Final Salary schemes are already mooting deferring when you can take your pension and the lump sums involved, and also the proportion of your pension pot that you can take . I was thinking of staying on for a couple of years and taking my pension whatever, but this crisis has brought out the worst in the skulduggery and snide in railway management, believe me. And I could have gone in Feb with a bumper package as well...

But listen, small potatoes compared to those that'll lose their lives, and they said in 2008 the market would never recover, but it did. I just wish I was ten years younger, or one year older.
 
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How old is he? I’m having to come up with stuff to keep my 14 year old son entertained, otherwise he’d stare at a screen all day. My 11 year old daughter is fine. She’s into art, trampolining, walking the dogs, helping with the cooking, dancing etc. She actually seems to prefer this life!

13. He's going for a run with me now, then cleaning my car, then doing some work. He needs to snap out if it.

The two youngsters have been fine so far.
 
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Picking plaster off the walls is pretty extreme (assuming you’re not mid refurb)

Will bloody well have refurb now!

We're supposed to be having the bathrooms done (on hold for now) and the plasterer will have to patch up what the little sod has done.
 
My oldest has been following some insanity workout thing so he's occupied.

The youngest has been allowed to game constantly but restrictions starting Monday where he has homework and set TV and game time.
 
Gonna go Iceland grab a few bits, taking the mrs and a phat spliff for pre iceland river walk bake
 
Good news guise, went to the supermarket this morning, virtually empty of people, but loads of fresh veg and fruit, virtually overflowing with the stuff, fooking yes <laugh>

@Commachio will be pleased, bought some bananas <whistle>

No queuing at the check outs either, straight in to an empty till.

Shelves full of bog roll, limits in place to stop customers going loopy.

Items that looked scarce, sugar, hand soap and pasta. I only needed sugar out of those three items and I had to buy a big bag, normal size bags completely out. Didn't check if flour was in stock. I didn't need eggs but I think I heard customers mentioning they were low on stock.
 
13. He's going for a run with me now, then cleaning my car, then doing some work. He needs to snap out if it.

The two youngsters have been fine so far.
We did one of these yesterday. Filled an hour and was quite good fun.

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Prices have gone up here on food about 10%, flour is plentiful and fresh veg and fish. Freezer full of pies, pizzas and stews just in case.
 
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I’ve had no trouble buying avocados or hummus.... no pot noodles or basics range food in sight though!

I went today! Was in and out in 20-25 mins.

The bog rolls are back in town! As was everything except hand sanitisers but fck 'em.

Just goes to show what an absolute waste of time it was for ppl to be acting crazy for the last 3 weeks!
 
Prices have gone up here on food about 10%, flour is plentiful and fresh veg and fish. Freezer full of pies, pizzas and stews just in case.

I don't think food has been affected by higher prices here, or if they have I've not noticed.
 
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