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The colour covid is a purplish colour that we see nightly on our ABC television news.
The news presenter Jeremy Fernandez wears a tie to match the virus snowballs that drift down the screen behind him. News reader Juanita Phillips, elegant in her navy jacket can also be seen with some big purple covid coloured viral snowballs behind her. I don't think I can wear the covid colour; the colour never suited me anyway.
The government has now progressed us on a three stage recovery plan, and Mother's day yesterday was wonderful. We had two family members visit for a bbq.
Despite the evil virus and being in our seventies we are managing well.
There is beautiful Australian light in the sky by day and beautiful moon and stars at night. The green plants and the flowers blooming in the garden are pretty and lockdown has not been unpleasant. We can walk to Careel Bay and sit on a sandstone rock and watch the boats bobbing about. We normally swim in the ocean pools but unfortunately this has not been possible so we walk from the Bilbola car park to the ocean pool and just look at it; it will be opened soon in the next stage of recovery process.
The news presenter Jeremy Fernandez wears a tie to match the virus snowballs that drift down the screen behind him. News reader Juanita Phillips, elegant in her navy jacket can also be seen with some big purple covid coloured viral snowballs behind her. I don't think I can wear the covid colour; the colour never suited me anyway.
The government has now progressed us on a three stage recovery plan, and Mother's day yesterday was wonderful. We had two family members visit for a bbq.
Despite the evil virus and being in our seventies we are managing well.
There is beautiful Australian light in the sky by day and beautiful moon and stars at night. The green plants and the flowers blooming in the garden are pretty and lockdown has not been unpleasant. We can walk to Careel Bay and sit on a sandstone rock and watch the boats bobbing about. We normally swim in the ocean pools but unfortunately this has not been possible so we walk from the Bilbola car park to the ocean pool and just look at it; it will be opened soon in the next stage of recovery process.