Beckenham milestone in spring.
April 14 2020
Rectory Road rush hour 2020 style
April 13 2020
Tedium
April 12 2020
Beckenham Junction Station says #thankyouNHS
April 11 2020
TV
April 10 2020 (Good Friday)
Sacrifice
April 9 2020
Judgements…
We’re still in lockdown and so people are having to make judgements about whether going out is essential or not. Should these guys be working?
I don’t know; anyway who am I to judge? People are having to make difficult decisions about maybe losing their livelihoods, or experiencing possibly life threatening infections, or (worse still) passing it on to someone else who then dies.
Yet the sun is out and to all intents and purposes the world looks wonderful from my little window. How impressions deceive.
April 8 2020
The lack of heat made sitting in the garden only marginally better than watching paint dry (but that was still a lot better than some are going through).
April 7 2020
A very strange day where I could not settle.
The sun came out for the afternoon and was welcome. The first hot day where I could sunbathe. But with Boris in intensive care and another 854 people lost to Covid-19 it was nigh on impossible to completely relax and enjoy. Let’s hope that tomorrow brings better news.
April 6 2020
Another day in this new realty and another hero just doing what is needed.
April 5 2020
Some of the today’s heroes appear hidden in plain sight.
Click the following to see why: “Coronavirus: Five London bus workers die, union confirms”
April 3 2020
Venus, 89 million miles away, and beyond.
April 4 2020
Our Cherry Blossom Tree
I usually enjoy the sudden onslaught of colour that accompanies spring. It’s not just the colour though; the better weather offers more opportunities to get out and about.
This year is different for obvious reasons and so today I have to be content with this view of my little cherry blossom tree that sits by our front door. Stay safe, stay in.
April 2 2020
Thursday evenings: community solidarity ❤️/apart together.
April 1 2020
New realities
Someone reminded me yesterday just how quickly this new horrible reality has come upon us. Just a few short weeks ago who would have thought we’d all be wearing masks and queuing metres apart when shopping, or that you could be fined for being out without good reason?
March 31 2020
Shopping list
Karen hasn’t done a big supermarket shop since February. We were away quite a bit at the beginning of the month so didn’t need much and then fell ill before the restrictions on movements came into force. So most of our shopping has been very local.
Today however marked an exciting change. I hope to have heavily influenced Karen’s list with lots of sweet and savoury goodies but am unsure whether they will materialise as I write this. Here’s hoping. 🙂
March 30 2020
Staying in looking out, face masks and signs in windows; defining features of 2020 life.
March 29 2020
Ephemeral beauty in the mundane
March 28 2020
Containment. Day five since receiving the Government’s text message. Stay Home. Protect the NHS. Save Lives.
March 27 2020
Magnificent Magnolia
One day, one photo 