Some people take the biscuit.
Monday, 11 January 2021
Friday, 8 January 2021
Where Have You Been?
Some don't feel comfortable with Google or Apple tracking our movements via Location Services. Personally I don't have any issues- if Google are that interested in the places I've visited then good luck to them. However it is interesting in the current situation, I'm sure many would agree, to see how reported movement directly correlates with the lockdowns and restrictions. Indeed how accurate or otherwise it is. For example:
Thursday, 7 January 2021
My Mate?
It had been suggested one of the casualties of our first national lockdown was supplies of Marmite, the original yeast extract food. I wasn't convinced but to be honest I had a pretty well stocked cupboard so didn't actually need to source more back then.
Well here we are in lockdown 3, and I barely have any Marmite left. Imagine my horror on discovering the shelves of my local ASDA devoid of my favourite! Instead all they could offer was their own brand. It can't be that bad, surely?
Do you think I might be taking this all a little bit too seriously...
Saturday, 2 January 2021
It's In The Bag
Thursday, 31 December 2020
Momentous
Wednesday, 30 December 2020
More Tea, Vicar?
Good news for Tea drinkers: a recent study has shown that making and drinking cups of tea can improve brain function in the over 80's. There's no suggestion this could be a cure for dementia but to quote a UK supermarket advert, every little helps. Let's face it, unless you really can't stomach drinking Tea, a few cuppas a day is unlikely to do harm is it?
Read the full article from the Telegraph here.
Tuesday, 29 December 2020
Saturday, 19 December 2020
Tiers Before Bedtime
Thursday, 17 December 2020
Covid Blues (In Red LOL)
Today the government placed Berkshire and several other counties in the South of England into the highest Covid restrictions. Non-essential shops must close from Saturday morning and pubs, cafes, restaurants may only provide takeaway services until further notice. We may the first country to start public vaccinations against Covid but it will be many months before life can return to anything approaching normal.











