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Well Wolvie and I haven't killed each other yet.
He is working from Home and has got a good regime going so stays out the way apart
from a quick tea break and lunch break.
Good lad!!

We seem to be pulling together ok.

The thing is how do we know that this virus wasn't around months ago.
It says that last year something was noted a cluster of pneumonia cases
So how do we know that it wasn't doing the tour a lot earlier thanFeb/March this year?

In January I was really ill with something...just thought it was flu.
We need these tests rolled out.

To see if we have the antibodies.

Then Wolvie can go to work!

I will know next week at some point I hope!
He has to get back from his work first!
2 taken off as suspected virus, one last Saturday and another today!

Hopefully the tests will get out, to see who has it and if you have had it!

I am sure if this was about months ago there would be many more deaths that would have alerted medical staff?
Who knows?

My sister & brother-in-law think they had it back in January (as do their doctors), his head office is in the States and he makes regular trips to and fro and thinks he picked it up in JFK in New York in the transit lounge.

Hope you`v got a good pair of scissors as you both become hairdressers as it could last at least till June perhaps?

A letter from Boris on the way to you and every household that should please the post person it is safe to press on this link https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... ovirus.PDF

rockyfowler wrote:A letter from Boris on the way to you and every household that should please the post person it is safe to press on this link https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... ovirus.PDF

I had seen that...doesn't really make sense to me to use all that paper, stamps

rockyfowler wrote:Hope you`v got a good pair of scissors as you both become hairdressers as it could last at least till June perhaps?

I will just use my husbands hair clippers and hope I don't have an accident with them like I did a couple of years ago!

A lot of people still rush into A & E hospitals with the virus (understandable with the terrible symptoms) and give it everyone there

rockyfowler wrote:Hope you`v got a good pair of scissors as you both become hairdressers as it could last at least till June perhaps?

I've got shortish, fine straight hair and in the past I've tried to let it grow, but then it gets to the point where you think Oh I can't be bothered with this, then have it cut short again. Now, seeing as I'm isolated for goodness knows how long and only Ken to see me, if I shaved off all my hair, when it started to grow again, would it be thicker

Yes !! And maybe Ken would like a bald headed Barbie around . Has Ken still got his own hair ? I know his mate Peter is as bald as a badger or is it coot?

Wolvie has ordered clippers to shave his off!

I said I would do it with a very sharp knife I have!!

BC Wench wrote:
... if I shaved off all my hair, when it started to grow again, would it be thicker

No. You only have one hair per follicle and shaving is not going to change that.

I decided last summer that I was fed up of having my hair short - it seemed to need cutting more and more frequently and with old age looming I quite fancied spending less at the hairdresser's. Plus, I've been watching a lot of Scandinavian murder mysteries and lots of the older women have long hair that they can put up in some clever Scandinavian way. Anyhow, I've tried going longer between cuts but each time I go for a trim the hairdresser mutters about keeping the proportions right and I come away with a trimmed fringe and hair that is still (after 8 months) too short to tie back. So I'm pleased that the hairdressers have all been shut. I'm hoping that by the summer I will have a great thatch of hair