Well if you got plenty of cash to spare, buy a block of land with a creek or river frontage, fish all you want with no one bothering you.
Things To Do While In Lock down
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Well if you got plenty of cash to spare, buy a block of land with a creek or river frontage, fish all you want with no one bothering you.
Well if you got plenty of cash to spare, buy a block of land with a creek or river frontage, fish all you want with no one bothering you.
Hmmm.... don't think we could do that right now. We are all in lockdown except for central services....I don't think that real estates would be considered a "essential service" but the idea sound like bliss....
We are blessed with long gardens front and back so when the weather is nice we can at least sit outside for a change of scenery and watch the birds on the feeder. Our road is usually quite busy as there are schools at either side at the top end but it's weird how quiet it is now, just the odd car or pedestrian no doubt off to get some essential shopping, which is about all we're allowed out for.
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Oh that looks lovely pearl. It looks like an awesome place to spend time in. I have dragged out my exercise machines into the lounge and turned it into a gym. Lol! Also decided to create a family prayer group so that we could prayer together on face time on a regular basis. I will be starting a daily routine of house and garden work, exercise, bible study and set some time to watch a doco or something useful at this time. I only go to the supermarket if I really have to buy some essentials....
Oh that looks lovely pearl. It looks like an awesome place to spend time in. I have dragged out my exercise machines into the lounge and turned it into a gym. Lol! Also decided to create a family prayer group so that we could prayer together on face time on a regular basis. I will be starting a daily routine of house and garden work, exercise, bible study and set some time to watch a doco or something useful at this time. I only go to the supermarket if I really have to buy some essentials....
You sound very organised Angelina. I am not and never have been but I can organise a house move. I am spending less time reading and more on my lap top as I try to read slowly so I won't run out of books. I am also watching more TV. No daytime TV though. My usual habit is to read most evenings but now I record films that are on in the afternoon and watch one or two but only after 7pm.
That pic was taken last summer when everything was green to show Nancy and Helen. We were swapping pics of where we live. This one is my back garden.
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Woah! my backyard looks terrible. I will be getting into it this week. I have a wilderness and fighting with some noxious weeds like wandering jew, ivy and some sort acacia tree which pops up everywhere. I have to get rid of every shoot of that tree because it becomes a huge tree in a matter of months and then it cost for an arborist to come cut it down.
I would just love to try anything different Nancy. It would be a challenge but Oh! what a perfect time to learn.
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I would just love to try anything different Nancy. It would be a challenge but Oh! what a perfect time to learn.
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I think real estate agents in Aus are still open with tough restrictions.
But on the other hand Lock down laws I get it, fine if there's no going to jetty, or going out of your local area, which is a must to avoid a great number of tourists and day trippers, but what about people that live in the bush? I just wonder if lock down laws should apply to them, not being allowed to go down to the creek? Or some secret fishing spot. Especially for countries like Australia that have a pretty low population density outside of the cities.
I also would think that their must be some exceptions for people that still live traditionally and gather their food of the land by hunting and fishing.
After all lock down laws does assume everyone can afford to buy groceries.
Anyway strange times.
I would be interested to hear if any other countries have different restrictions regarding those matters?
Oh well, going to work is still allowed in Australia. (Depending on what it is)
Hmmm type in Duolingo, that has a heap of different languages you can learn, and it's free, but staying motivated can be tricky, I have tried and I have never stuck to it. I do Believe we have a French member on these forums
I wish my kids could spend time with me, but they're not allowed. Board games like chess - good time to learn- card games, crosswords, phoning or texting cleaning, cooking, baking, gardening. The list is endless if you use your imagination.
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I bought some various colors of felt and a hot glue gun the other day and they've made several hand puppets.
Hmmm type in Duolingo, that has a heap of different languages you can learn, and it's free, but staying motivated can be tricky, I have tried and I have never stuck to it. I do Believe we have a French member on these forums
Oh thanks Josho. Just started my journey in learning a new language, Mandarin. It's a bit challenging cos it's hard to remember the characters but I've got plenty of time!
Hi sweetpea long time no see! Glad your filling in some time. I'm gonna make daily routine so that I don't get bored or worse still
sleep all day!!! I am tempted...but NO!
Board games would be kinda fun Pearl. My Dad use to play this strange game with cards and sticks placed in a wooden block. I think it was called cribbage, odd
I love to play 5 crowns. It's one of my fave card games.....
Ooooo I would love to see how they came out WoH! Please posts some pics here if you can, thank you xox
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