Re: tescos
Originally Posted by
Beki
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The bottom line is that we are all responsible for ourselves & for taking any precautions advised to prevent spread of this virus. I certainly don't think anyone should be employed to enforce this. As regards the remark about ' volunteer jobsworths' some of your communities would cease to function without volunteers, particularly through this pandemic. I have seen tremendous community spirit and co-operation by these so called 'jobsworths' so maybe you should find out just what they do in your areas. I'm sure you will be surprised. Maybe if we lead by example and not opinions after all, as the old adage states, you can only make a difference by your actions, not your opinions.
Totally agree
Im responsible for me and mine
I struggle with the masks, I really do, but wear as long as I can and try to only do one shop when I go out. As I say, mum is struggling with the "shame" , she actually passed out in the hairdressers ( first cut in six months ) because she was given a mask and told to wear it. She now won't leave the house. She's 83, pretty lively other than her heart is failing. She now has nowt to look forward to other then the fact she's woken up that morning. As it is we cant bring the children and grandchildren to the house any more
We are living through some really crap times. Nothing that any one of us have lived through before
We all have our struggles, our pain and heartache so is it to much to ask, be kind? Sort your own house out and stop stressing about what you cant change?