Have just heard about this site on the ABC news. As 74 and 75 year old retirees we are enjoying isolation! It is so nice not to have a calendar full of appointments and places to be by set times. We may be alone, but are far from lonely! We have a nice da

Have just heard about this site on the ABC news. As 74 and 75 year old retirees we are enjoying isolation! It is so nice not to have a calendar full of appointments and places to be by set times. We may be alone, but are far from lonely! We have a nice daily routine, and I don't know where the day disappears to. I am doing more cooking, we are eating well, Woolworths and the Chemist deliver to us - we have plenty of food and toilet paper 😀 We are eating vegetables from our long established vegetable garden every night for tea.

We stay in touch with our son in Sydney by text, email and phone, and enjoy Whatsapp texts, photos and videos from our son and our grandchildren, who are isolating in Germany with Daughter-in-law's parents. They are unsure when they can return home to Glasgow. I watch our weekly church service on line, and I email friends, or phone them, catching up with at least one person every day. As long as the governments are working together to control the spread, and keep every one safe we are happy.

I do feel for those poor people in the nursing homes - there was obviously a monumental stuff-up there. They should have been checking and testing all who entered long before this. Our local nursing home instituted these protocols even before the governments rulings - no Covid19 cases there - well done!