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You will need:
12.5 metres or about 14 yards of flexible curtain rail
Gaffer tape
About 20 ft of string
Brightly coloured paint.
Paint curtain rail with your selected, preferably hi-vis colour
Take the curtain rail, bend it in a circle and secure with tape.
Tie the string to opposite points on your circle.
Put middle of string on head, preferably leading left to right so as not to oppose vision. Hoop will dangle down through evenly distributed gravity and clearly indicate your 2 metre or 6 ft safety zone at all times.
Note: it may be difficult to go through a door or drive a motor vehicle with this safety aid
I don't know about you, but I'm working from home two out of 4 days. Yep, my employer went to four 10 hour days, only for and during this pandemic.
I'm isolated, lonely and bored shitless.
You mention that you work outside, please stay well and be safe!
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Oh sorry thats Event 201 YouTube Professor Simon.
Supermarkets now only let so many in at once,who ever comes out the same go in,and your only allowed some many off 1 purchase.and queueing is 2mtrs a part.
But as for other social shit you've go scorates coughing & sneezing on the vulnerable thing it's funny,1 prick did it to a copper got 6mth inside..
Police have the power to issue 'unlimited fines' to people who don't comply with social distancing measures, the health secretary has told the House of Commons.
Matt Hancock said fines would start at Ј30 ($35.25) but could rise indefinitely for non-compliance.
He said: "These measures are not advice, they are rules and will be enforced, including by the police with fines starting at Ј30 up to unlimited fines for non compliance.
"Home is now the front line, and in this national effort, working together, we can defeat this disease. Everyone has a part to play."
PS . Do you think the police are going a bit to far in the way they are handling this . IE taking drone pics of people outside . Stopping people in the streets to ask why they are outdoors without a good reason . What say you ??
As for coping: so far, so good.
am isolating and have two women i can see but miss everyone else and new
I did get a bunch of paper plates to help with the clean up when I cook at home.
I have lots of food and toilet paper for when my body is done with the food.
Being a chef I've always had good hygiene habits (bordering on the side of OCD) and the last time I was sick was about 17 years ago so I feel that my immune system is pretty strong.
My parents are in their mid 70's and my Dad is a smoker so I have concerns about them but I know they know HOW to have good habits because they've had the (dis)pleasure of listening to me tell them about how important it is to wash their hands properly and not rub their eyes with their fingertips (my Dad had that filthy habit).
All in all I'm in good shape and well prepared to hunker down for over a month but as you mentioned 2nice, no sex except jerking off while Judy tells me a long story and I take care of things myself. Of course, like many of us, I'm spending a LOT more time looking at screens.