Your day to day of Isolation.

[Cheesepiece]

15 years! That was a good battery.

I didn't know it was the original until I got it out and saw the labelling. It was a Vw Audi Skoda Seat labelled Varta. Quite coincidentally the replacement I bought is also a Varta Silver label which i hope has a similar lifespan.

 

[Memhis]

Interesting to read (I haven`t read it all, just random pages). I haven`t thinked that this have such a big influence on everybody life. My life is 90% the same. The biggest change is - no more coffee shops. That and the lines in front of the pharmacy and shops reminds me of "lockdown".
But, perhaps the difference is that I live on the village near my small town (less then 10k) where I work.

 

[R181]

15 years! That was a good battery.

Yea, lucky to get 5 years out of a battery up here. Winters kill them.

Bob

 

[Burgundy]

Yesterday, I found out that Primitivo and Zinfandel are basically the same grape. Who knew?!

 

[Boycie83]

Yesterday, I found out that Primitivo and Zinfandel are basically the same grape. Who knew?!

You mean there's greater variation then green, red and black?!?

 

[ESBrushmaker]

The present Mrs Vac said I was getting far too anxious about this damn virus, she suggested that I looked at arts and crafts, maybe some painting, drawing and using colour, she even bought me some templates for pencil colouring, I said I was all tensed up (hoping for something else), she said try this colouring first and see if it makes you less tense and anxious.

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What great talent! Your technique is flawless! The Museum of Modern Art should pay upwards of $50,000 for it.

 

[sev-8]

Been running more while trying not to re-injure myself. Finally building stamina and have managed to go from 6km runs a couple of weeks ago to an 11.8km run this morning at pretty much the same pace. I'm no Mo Farah, but nice to see progress. Only problem is that longer runs take longer to complete

 

[chrisbd]

Been running more while trying not to re-injure myself. Finally building stamina and have managed to go from 6km runs a couple of weeks ago to an 11.8km run this morning at pretty much the same pace. I'm no Mo Farah, but nice to see progress. Only problem is that longer runs take longer to complete

Good progress. I'm doing the same with my bike rides, definitely improving but going further, taking more time overall. As the UK medical profession's already found during this crisis the fit are getting more fit, the unfit are staying so by staying in.