Are difficult problems easily solved?
Dec. 6th, 2020 09:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
todayiamadaisyDecember crept up so suddenly I forgot about my Body Shop Advent calendar for the first two days. I've caught up now. Not that there's any rush. I still haven't finished all the hand lotion from last year's.
More restrictions easing here: masks are still compulsory in supermarkets/shopping centres and in taxis/trains/buses, but the rest of the time we only need to carry masks and wear them when we can't social distance.
There hasn't been a special senior hour at the supermarket for months now, but my mother has decided she likes going super-early and, as it's before work, I can go too. Friday, we went early as usual, and as usual there was only a handful of cars in the car park. One of them was packed with camping gear, obviously belonging to a family on the way for a holiday. I assume there was an adult in the supermarket doing the shopping; waiting outside, a man entertained three small children by blasting The Weeknd's Blinding Lights and making them dance around the car.
Finally, a couple of updates from things mentioned in my daily November posts:
1. The completed garlic braids
2. The completed cross-stitch mini-sampler, featuring unlikely 2020 symbols
A more accurate one would have, like, a toilet roll, a face mask and a coronavirus. No idea what I'll do with it now.
More restrictions easing here: masks are still compulsory in supermarkets/shopping centres and in taxis/trains/buses, but the rest of the time we only need to carry masks and wear them when we can't social distance.
There hasn't been a special senior hour at the supermarket for months now, but my mother has decided she likes going super-early and, as it's before work, I can go too. Friday, we went early as usual, and as usual there was only a handful of cars in the car park. One of them was packed with camping gear, obviously belonging to a family on the way for a holiday. I assume there was an adult in the supermarket doing the shopping; waiting outside, a man entertained three small children by blasting The Weeknd's Blinding Lights and making them dance around the car.
Finally, a couple of updates from things mentioned in my daily November posts:
1. The completed garlic braids
2. The completed cross-stitch mini-sampler, featuring unlikely 2020 symbols
A more accurate one would have, like, a toilet roll, a face mask and a coronavirus. No idea what I'll do with it now.