A Serious Question, When The Isolation Is Lifted

[Bobbisox1]

What will be the first thing you’d do after seeing your family that is

[237SJ]

Hit the beach. Then go back to work (hopefully)

[bednobs]

organising my daughter's birthday party

[bednobs]

and gleefully sending her back to school!

[JimF]

Buy a drink for all the regulars at my local.

[Bobbisox1]

I think I’ll go shopping with all the money I’ve saved, meet friends in the pub and hear their isolation stories, book my flight to see my friends in Lanzarote

[Bobbisox1]

Awwww Jim that’s so nice

[ubasses]

Visit my Mum, not seen her since beginning of March when care home went into lockdown.
Visit my Uncle and Aunt, not seen since December.
Then get on line and book some holidays, especially one to see my best friend and her family which includes my gorgeous little goddaughter (her granddaughter).

[gness]

Never mind the family....I'll be queue jumping at the hairdresser's!

[shoota]

Fish,
or shoot,
or fish and shoot
and go to the seaside with the hounds for a sandy swim,
and buy a new car.

[Bobbisox1]

Me too Gness , so pleased I had a ‘holiday’ haircut before I was due to fly

[rockyracoon]

Believe it or not, I'll relish going back to work. But, I will be booking a nice evening out, consisting of an escape room and a lovely restaurant for us all to enjoy as a family.

[MargoTester]

We were out the front clapping on Thursday with the neighbours and decided that we'll have a street party when it's all over. We live in a cul-de-sac which makes it a lot easier

[Apc2604]

Go down to the coast and look at the sea. Only 15/20 minutes away.
So near and yet so far. Hopefully the second home owners will go straight back home. We live a very quiet life. I'm not finding lock in very different apart from the difficulty in food shopping!

[Bobbisox1]

I think there’ll be lots of street parties Margo

[campbellking]

A haircut would be good, and so looking forward to going on holiday

[Prudie]

Book holidays and go non-essential shopping, oh and take my car out for a meaningless burn-up. Unfortunately will probably have to go out to dinner with the in-laws at some point..

[marval]

Go out for a nice meal with my husband and a special friend.

[MargoTester]

It's certainly brought everybody closer together ( within the bounds of social distancing of course) around here, although to be fair we've always looked out for one another and I always have a drinks party for the neighbours on Christmas morning.

[Apc2604]

Coming out of lockdown will be a slow process. Not something we can celebrate. There will be restrictions for a long time and a lot will have changed. It will take years before we get back to how things were.

[Bobbisox1]

Apc, I don’t have time to wait :0(