Lockdown day #34

So quite a short night's sleep last night.  I woke up firstly around 4am with a noise, sounded like a book dropping, unsure of the cause.  The alarm then woke me at 6.30am, and I drifted back to sleep, only to awake around 10am.

I tuned into Zoom (perhaps I zoomed in?) and "attended" Sunday morning worship.  It was good to seem some other members of my meeting and listen to the ministry.

I also "attended" a bus rally.  Billed as the "Great Virtual Bus Rally" which took place on a facebook group called "Preserved and Classic Buses UK Group".  The group has over 5,000 members and the rally consisted of a number of them posting pictures taken at bus rallies in happier times.

I took some exercise in the local cemetery and looked at some of the names on the graves ....  I only saw two others - and we exercised good social distancing.

One of the things I am determined to do during this lockdown is to have a proper meal every Sunday - I may eat less healthily through the week, but not on Sundays.  Today I had pork loin, carrots, sweetcorn and mashed potatoes.  It was really lovely.

I have also read a book ... a virtual book online from MDS Publications - today's was "Eastern National & Thamesway Fleet Record Vol 2: The Badgerline Years 1990-1996" ... it was interesting!