I liked lockdown, my normally busy inner city suburb has been so quiet, it has been lovely.
Firstly, it was just the crazies out there who didn't get the whole self isolation thing, it was like a psycho ward out there for a time. Toothless, crazy-haired people coming up to you with no understanding of social distancing, like some bad LSD trip. (I like the crazies, it stops the streets from becoming beige. Is that patronising? I don't mean it to be)
And then it was just the locals who ventured out of their caves with their pets, or in their jogging gear, and it was great.
Firstly, it was just the crazies out there who didn't get the whole self isolation thing, it was like a psycho ward out there for a time. Toothless, crazy-haired people coming up to you with no understanding of social distancing, like some bad LSD trip. (I like the crazies, it stops the streets from becoming beige. Is that patronising? I don't mean it to be)
And then it was just the locals who ventured out of their caves with their pets, or in their jogging gear, and it was great.
But, last weekend, the great unwashed from the suburbs were definitely back. Boo Hoo.
Is it wrong to wish for a second wave of the virus to shut my suburb back down again? No? I thought not.
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