Glass Chatroom Board

Good Morning , it's very wet here atm. We have had a few days of rain.It's been nice continual soaking rain.
The weekend just gone was a long weekend here and I had a couple of plans in the pipeline but they fell through so I decided to go camping with my DD, SIL and grandkids in their back yard. Just 5 minutes down the road from me. The weather was perfect, the sunset and views were spectacular and the camp fire very warming and relaxing on a cold winter night. There is something about winter camping and a camp fire,and a camp oven dinner that really soothes my soul and relaxes me. I love winter camping.

Things are slowly getting back to normal here with covid-19 restrictions as they allow more activities to happen.. Social/Physical distancing rules still do apply 1.5 metres apart. I can now have my usual morning tea catch up with friends at the cafe. That's been good. But I do need to book a table as they are only allowed a certain amount of sit downs and that depends on how big the venue is with the 1.5metres per person rule. Last Wednesday my Trivia team also had a catch up dinner at our local club's bistro.Trivia is not back happening yet (only online Live) so in the meantime we will meet for dinner and hook up to the Trivia online and play that way as a team. Next week gyms will be operational so I am looking forward to getting back there and using the equipment. I have enjoyed our live online sessions each day, its kept me motivated and we have been able to have a few outdoor ones along the riverbank, weather permitting and restricted to only 10 ppl.

Our Protest march for BLM was very peaceful here. I didn't go but friends went.

Nancy @jerseystar27 our farmers markets have been back running and it has been working well with social distancing. The organisers have applied crosses, the required distance apart on the ground where you stand in line and all the stalls are set a very good distance apart. Each stall has hand santiser for everyones use too. It's well organised and ppl seem to be very responsible and sticking to the rules of social distancing.