The good news is this was (hopefully) the last remote learning week before children go back to school. While he says he’d happily stay at home because he gets more farm time, he’ll enjoy being back. I’ll certainly like having…
So, it looks like we’re on the road to opening up and easing restrictions. It does look like some areas have increasing cases, so hopefully they’re just a blip and they reduce again. Tennis will be open from end of…
Life is much the same as usual, as I expect it is for most people. This week the weather was a bit warm, but with the wind it still didn’t feel anywhere near as warm as they’d said it would…
Yay, we’ve reached half term. It’s felt like a long term, although still surprising that it’s actually been 5 and a bit weeks of school since we started remote learning again. Of course we’ve got no plans for half term,…
Another week of not much going on. Things are still the same although thankfully covid cases locally and nationally are going down. Vaccinations are going up. Hopefully by later in the year we might be back to much more normal…
Week 4 of Project 52, and nothing much has changed. Lots of rows with the EU about vaccines, 2 more vaccines that may get approved shortly, and schools may have staggered return from the 8th March. I’m not holding my…
We’re three weeks into the year and we’ve settled into remote learning online and more working from home. Winter weather is here too with Storm Christoph’s winds and rain this week. Covid cases have reduced dramatically in our local area,…
Well, we’re into week 2 of the year. Our first full week of the return of remote learning., and second week of work for the year for me. Covid is still high with record levels even above figures back in…
Well, the first full week of 2021 and I’m back with Project 52. I think this is maybe my 5th year, or maybe 6th of doing this, and I love the record we have of the ordinary things to look…
Happy new year. Here’s hoping 2021 isn’t as painful as 2020. Our county entered tier 4 as of Boxing Day, but pretty much all of the south and Midlands, plus some in the north west also moved into tier 4…
I hope everyone had a merry Christmas however it turned out. It certainly wasn’t a Christmas anyone could have foreseen. On the stroke of midnight on Boxing Day, our county along with most of the south and east of the…
