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Coronavirus - it's not all "bad news"
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My little girl turns 5 today. We just had a load of the neighbours out in their gardens singing happy birthday. Big enough gardens to have big gaps between them so no issues. Would have never happened any other time. We don't even know all of them that well.
Also had 20-30 odd people across the globe sending in videos to say happy birthday which my BIL kindly adapted into one long video.
She wants more birthdays where we are quarantined. "Best birthday ever" is what she said - although to be fair she has only had 5 and probably only remembers this and maybe last years! 😀19 -
AddicksAddict said:Dazzler21 said:Chaps, move it to a private conversation if you have to, but please stop cluttering this thread with negativity.
In happier news:
Our son born on the 25th, had his weight plummet after birth by more than the caution trigger of 10% in the first week. It was suggested that my better half's stress around Corona Virus had caused her to struggle to produce milk.
He has now benefitted from @Big_Bad_World's generosity in sending some formula our way (locally it's like gold dust especially the newborn stuff), Arthur is now finally back up to higher than his birth weight, coming in at 7lbs 4oz.
Charlton didn't have tiny baby so he's in plain whites. Or the old Charlton away kit as I like to see it.1 -
Awww @seth plum and @PaddyP17 congratulations! Hope Mum, Dad and baby are all doing well. Enjoy the champagne.@athletico charlton pleased to hear you managed to get the video sorted OK, and am glad your daughter is having a lovely birthday.6
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not long now til the five red red robins come bob bob bobbing along
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Thursday 8pm has turned into probably the most community spirited local action in about 50 years10
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AFKABartram said:Thursday 8pm has turned into probably the most community spirited local action in about 50 years4
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What I think is important is that all of us clapping the NHS has to support and back it fully from now own. That would be a positive legacy of this horrible time. Never should we take this fantastic institution for granted or allow it to fade.3
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MuttleyCAFC said:What I think is important is that all of us clapping the NHS has to support and back it fully from now own. That would be a positive legacy of this horrible time. Never should we take this fantastic institution for granted or allow it to fade.0
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Clapping away with a tear in me eye thinking of those soldiers who lost their lives in the past week.
Should this minute clap continue long after this virus to remember the dead0 -
jacob_CAFC said:MuttleyCAFC said:What I think is important is that all of us clapping the NHS has to support and back it fully from now own. That would be a positive legacy of this horrible time. Never should we take this fantastic institution for granted or allow it to fade.
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AFKABartram said:Thursday 8pm has turned into probably the most community spirited local action in about 50 years
20.33 and the wife's not back yet ffs.5 -
The amount of live streams. Watching big fave Peter Bruntnell right now and not having to put up with arseholes talking at gigs0
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Covered End said:AFKABartram said:Thursday 8pm has turned into probably the most community spirited local action in about 50 years
20.33 and the wife's not back yet ffs.1 -
Back at 21.10. I bet the NHS are well chuffed.2
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Depends if she was chatting to the neighbour over the road or doing line ups mate2
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Have they ever specified how long you should be clapping for?0
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MrOneLung said:Depends if she was chatting to the neighbour over the road or doing line ups mate2
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Dazzler21 said:AddicksAddict said:Dazzler21 said:Chaps, move it to a private conversation if you have to, but please stop cluttering this thread with negativity.
In happier news:
Our son born on the 25th, had his weight plummet after birth by more than the caution trigger of 10% in the first week. It was suggested that my better half's stress around Corona Virus had caused her to struggle to produce milk.
He has now benefitted from @Big_Bad_World's generosity in sending some formula our way (locally it's like gold dust especially the newborn stuff), Arthur is now finally back up to higher than his birth weight, coming in at 7lbs 4oz.
Charlton didn't have tiny baby so he's in plain whites. Or the old Charlton away kit as I like to see it.1 -
Carter said:AFKABartram said:Thursday 8pm has turned into probably the most community spirited local action in about 50 years0
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MrOneLung said:Have they ever specified how long you should be clapping for?2
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Some sports are slower. More about the strategy. https://t.co/JMBaGJ1tSd
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You are a wind up Google maps timeline.
Did you have to let me know that I haven't been anywhere now for 28 days !
Grass up the guys with the second homes in places like Cornwall and Kent( Whitstable is a popular spot with the London crowd)
By sending it straight to the authorities if you want but telling me I have travelled from my bathroom to my lounge to the garden to the Kitchen just isn't necessary.
I might chain myself to the radiator tomorrow so I have some understanding and empathy with Terry Waite and John Macarthy back in the day.
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jacob_CAFC said:MuttleyCAFC said:What I think is important is that all of us clapping the NHS has to support and back it fully from now own. That would be a positive legacy of this horrible time. Never should we take this fantastic institution for granted or allow it to fade.
If Boris Johnson continues his progress and returns as Prime minister and doesn't fight tooth and nail by whatever means to fund the NHS to deal with a population of 67 million then he would be a callous bastard after his past 3 weeks.
The NHS are suffering now from their successes but also the millions that go in compensation each year. A paradox but Doctors Don't always make the correct call.
To miss quote a PM from the past:
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I came across this earlier. Not something you see every day tbf.
Happy Easter to all Lifers.
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Obviously won’t be good for all, but hopefully there are a hell of a lot of kids getting a massive step in time, engagement and interaction with their parents than they normally get.11
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AFKABartram said:Obviously won’t be good for all, but hopefully there are a hell of a lot of kids getting a massive step in time, engagement and interaction with their parents than they normally get.
We have I'd say another month of lockdown, and God knows when we can spend our money how we want to.
I wonder when all this is nearly over Couples, families say to each other we don't need all the material things.
Will there be couples out there thinking what we knocking our b@llocks out for at work , we don't need the money we thought we did.
As you've just posted these weeks with the kids will be precious for most of them.5