The way things are
All indicators
suggest the untightening of the Coronavirus lockdown restrictions has set
people free to begin a sort of return to normalcy, whatever that normalcy might
turn out to be.
Personally, I have
not been too excited about the development because there is nowhere for me to
go yet and I am still trying to understand how I keep safe whilst being able to
do the usual things whenever I step out of my building.
I did go out to do
some shopping and in the short walk to the supermarket, I did not notice
anything different from last week or even the last year, we still wore masks,
maintained social distancing, avoided crowding around each other, and overused
hand sanitiser at every opportunity provided.
Then for things to be
My plan is to visit
London by the weekend and get to see friends I have not seen for almost 18
months, it has been a long time. Hugs, a peck on the cheek, a Belgian kiss of
two kisses on the cheek, a Dutch kiss of three on the cheek alternately, or a
French kiss – reserved for lovers, making the shaking of hands or still the
elbow nudge, we just need to be sensible in whatever we do.
Whether I have been
persuaded to visit a restaurant, I do not think I am close to that level of
daring-do, how to travel on the trains is something that has been on my mind,
then hotel stays; the one I used to visit was not available. Then, so of us
have already been on the first flight out to Portugal, which is in the green
list of countries.
For obvious reasons,
I want to be in Cape Town and I am on the lookout for opportunities that would
allow me to work remotely out of Cape Town, it is where my heart is, and hopefully
where my new life can begin.
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