Not Much Happening

As we live in deepest rural France you may think that that is the norm, but even less is happening than normal. Although JJ and Nadine have lent us their car we only feel comfortable using it very occasionally. However our enforced isolation has a bright side we have been able to keep away from people who may be carrying The Virus. In reality the situation is about the same as in the UK, level 2 here. We were due to go with friends to the local Chasse (Hunters) meal this evening but that was cancelled over a week ago. We were surprised, but pleased, that no one kissed or shook hands at the Bridge Club on Wednesday, a sign that life as we know it will never be the same again!

In all seriousness I am really worried about us catching the virus as John is in the highest level of vulnerability and my new cancer treatment severely lowers my immune system. Never mind we are taking sensible precautions, regular/copious quantities of alcohol and I did my panic buying last Monday.

I expect you think at least she can get on with her garden, but no, it never stops raining!

There are signs we may get our car back the middle of next week.