I haven't panic bought, have you ?
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Sainsburys were supposed to open from 7am to 8am for the eldery and disabled today ........
Before 7.00 am the car park was full, cars were in a long line queuing up the road......no restrictions on anyone going in pathetic .....an old chap told me two girls in their twenties were in there shopping !
I only bought one loaf or bread and four pints for my mother it's all she needed, when I delivered them she asked to nip out and get her a TV times and 40 cigarettes she's tried to kid my brother and me she hasn't smoked for years and had given up ! She said it will help hrvdeal with the stress !!!!!!!!
We've known for years !!!
Before 7.00 am the car park was full, cars were in a long line queuing up the road......no restrictions on anyone going in pathetic .....an old chap told me two girls in their twenties were in there shopping !
I only bought one loaf or bread and four pints for my mother it's all she needed, when I delivered them she asked to nip out and get her a TV times and 40 cigarettes she's tried to kid my brother and me she hasn't smoked for years and had given up ! She said it will help hrvdeal with the stress !!!!!!!!
We've known for years !!!
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Same difference Imo
Went to sainsbury tonight to look. At the empty shelves
Jeez us wept
Was very civilised at my local Sainsburys, despite the empty shelves.
With 100 toilet rolls and 10 boxes of paracetamol, that was something my wife witnessed in Asda the other night, after a shouting match with the poor till girl she let her take the toilet rolls but withheld a large portion of the paracetamol because of 'legal limits'.
Also in Aldi they were limiting people to 4 tins, chap bought 4 tins, went out, put them in his car, went back in for another 4 tins, till girl refused, big shouting match.
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I regularly make my own bread. (I bought the hat just to wind the wife and kids up).Now might be a good time to root out and knock the dust off all those bread making machines.
Looks very good. And I'll bet it beats tescos.
Did you panic buy the flour?
On a serious note do you let the dough sit for long?
You have my total sympathy, being a carer for a parent with dementia is really hard. My FIL is in last stage Lewy body dementia with Parkinsons freezing. Ive been involved and seen the decline at each stage. He is now in hospital and tomorrow have a family meeting as they want to boot him out to a care home in 2 weeks.
I hope you are making an effort to look after your own mental and physical health needs, caring is very very hard, with little reward.
I'm having the time of my life atm.
Everybody is staying indoors and the few going out do so to go to supermarkets.
So i'm staying away from tescos and all other roads are empty.
I was alone in the swimming pool Tuesday and today, changing rooms have never been so clean.
Best of all whilst sitting in a pub garden, nobody comes to bother me with pointless chit chat.
Lovely!
Everybody is staying indoors and the few going out do so to go to supermarkets.
So i'm staying away from tescos and all other roads are empty.
I was alone in the swimming pool Tuesday and today, changing rooms have never been so clean.
Best of all whilst sitting in a pub garden, nobody comes to bother me with pointless chit chat.
Lovely!
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