Mayhip8
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Sending love and support to everybody here, particularly to your medical family @ahipgma I hope they stay safe. @ChrissyW thanking you and all the teachers for The continuing support . technology is positive and motivational ally -my two are continuing to use online learning resources and the homework set by their teachers.
they both agree it adds some sort of structure to the day, they’re also in contact with their buddies in forums and online so a different kind of socialisation takes place .
We are getting lots of supportive emails from the school- I just hope it reaches the students who are vulnerable and they Are able to feel supported too.
My husbands surgery was cancelled as was expected, so we both continue to work, I’m still working from home So feel relatively safe, however I do have some office days coming up soon, we will see.
As a family we are managing to get out for our walk each day, I’ve seen a change in the busy ness over the last few days - as if some people are becoming complacent, it does worry me and it’s hard to know how to get the message across without being more disciplinarian -which I think might be happening soon.
Children around here are hiding toy bears in different windows of the houses, for younger ones to do “a bear hunt” and also some are decorating the outside of the houses with pictures of rainbows and hope, we also have a couple of characters who are dressing up in comic con costumes -at various times of the day are running around the neighbourhood to see if children can spot “superman“ to the “hulk” down the road there is a DJ doing an open-air music festival from his rooftop balcony to entertain the neighbours every Saturday three till 8 pm. !!!!
There is a lot of creativity and neighbourhood support so if anything good comes out of this dreadful situation it’s the hope that these things will continue to reaffirm importance of the human touch. It’s at times like these we realise what our real values are.
Anyway @Calgal @Layla @everyone else I’m going to go and get ready for work now.
Thinking of you all and sending love to you and your families.
they both agree it adds some sort of structure to the day, they’re also in contact with their buddies in forums and online so a different kind of socialisation takes place .
We are getting lots of supportive emails from the school- I just hope it reaches the students who are vulnerable and they Are able to feel supported too.
My husbands surgery was cancelled as was expected, so we both continue to work, I’m still working from home So feel relatively safe, however I do have some office days coming up soon, we will see.
As a family we are managing to get out for our walk each day, I’ve seen a change in the busy ness over the last few days - as if some people are becoming complacent, it does worry me and it’s hard to know how to get the message across without being more disciplinarian -which I think might be happening soon.
Children around here are hiding toy bears in different windows of the houses, for younger ones to do “a bear hunt” and also some are decorating the outside of the houses with pictures of rainbows and hope, we also have a couple of characters who are dressing up in comic con costumes -at various times of the day are running around the neighbourhood to see if children can spot “superman“ to the “hulk” down the road there is a DJ doing an open-air music festival from his rooftop balcony to entertain the neighbours every Saturday three till 8 pm. !!!!
There is a lot of creativity and neighbourhood support so if anything good comes out of this dreadful situation it’s the hope that these things will continue to reaffirm importance of the human touch. It’s at times like these we realise what our real values are.
Anyway @Calgal @Layla @everyone else I’m going to go and get ready for work now.
Thinking of you all and sending love to you and your families.