Anyone nervous about lockdown restrictions ending?

So Boris is gonna make a speech on Sunday about lifting some restrictions. Anyone nervous about what this will mean for expectations to return to daily struggle of 'fitting in' and going out.

I hope the 'bubble thing' happens but is more restrictive than 10 or clearly not more than 2 households (regardless of how many live in each household - my closest family members also live alone so technically that's only 3 of us) so I can see close family without the expectations of having to meet up socially again with other 'acquaintances'? (who want to see me more than I want to see them)

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Anthony over 5 years ago

My routine isn’t hugely changed by lockdown - so it won’t be that bad for me. Probably the first time that me being a socially reclusive outcast has worked in my favour.
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Forrest123 over 5 years ago in reply to Anthony

Yeah Anthony, it seems odd because I’ve heard of people that seem to be pulling their hair out because they’re so frustrated and bored with the lockdown situation. But for me it’s just normal like you say, it’s working in our favour for a change
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Anthony over 5 years ago in reply to Forrest123

Exactly - the only real change I’ve had to contend with is not seeing family and queues at Sainsbury's, beyond that life really hasn’t changed for me.
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Anthony over 5 years ago in reply to Forrest123

Yeah I think you are right although I cannot stand video calls so tend to use normal ones. I am lucky that whilst my town is small and in the middle of nowhere we have 3 supermarkets as well as a co-op, Iceland and m&s in town so queues haven’t been too horrific overall but you are right - timing is key. Mid afternoons I find are best round here.
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Anthony over 5 years ago in reply to Forrest123

Yeah I think you are right although I cannot stand video calls so tend to use normal ones. I am lucky that whilst my town is small and in the middle of nowhere we have 3 supermarkets as well as a co-op, Iceland and m&s in town so queues haven’t been too horrific overall but you are right - timing is key. Mid afternoons I find are best round here.
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