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worsleyweb
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Lost another 2 pound in weight this week so that has cheered me up. Will be something to say I have achieved in lockdown.
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As fed up as I have been all year tonight. Not easy this.
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kaz7
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The weather should lift the spirits
The UK has recorded its highest March temperature in 53 years after the mercury hit 24.2C (75.5F).
The record was broken in St James's Park, central London, this afternoon, according to the Met Office.
It is the highest March temperature since 1968, when the heat reached 25.6C (78F) in Mepal, Cambridgeshire.
news.sky.com
The UK has recorded its highest March temperature in 53 years after the mercury hit 24.2C (75.5F).
The record was broken in St James's Park, central London, this afternoon, according to the Met Office.
It is the highest March temperature since 1968, when the heat reached 25.6C (78F) in Mepal, Cambridgeshire.
UK weather: Booze ban and police warnings for sun worshippers as the UK temperature hits 24.5C
The warm weather is expected to stay until Thursday, but will get cooler over the Bank Holiday weekend, the Met Office said.
Magicpole
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I am still hanging in there. Covid and a shit season haven't broken me yet. The thought of seeing my sons and two grandchildren always makes my heart glow. The garden coming to life is always good for the spirit too. Although, the digging and stuff is never looked forward to. I do enjoy it when it's done and I can stand up straight without making ahhh ya bastard, sounds. Hang in there people.
andyhinch
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Bit of a strange one for me today, my next door neighbour died 3 weeks ago, we’d always sit in the garden together when the sun was out and just chat, I had a cold one in memory.
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worsleyweb
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Hang on in there everyone. Really testing times Think many are struggling more than they are letting on.
BlueHammer85
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Many are doing quite well out of the pandemic.
Household savings top £140bn as spending falls in lockdown
Last year’s recession was not quite as bad as thought thanks to a stronger recovery than originally estimated in the final six months as the country adapted to living with lockdown.
www.thetimes.co.uk
cleavers
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I'm one, I have saved more in the last 12 months, than in the whole of my previous 58 years alive.Many are doing quite well out of the pandemic.
Household savings top £140bn as spending falls in lockdown
Last year’s recession was not quite as bad as thought thanks to a stronger recovery than originally estimated in the final six months as the country adapted to living with lockdown.
I get bored, but I've always got bored, I'm missing live football, and music, but I've been places locally I've never been, and would have never gone, just because I have to "stay local". I've actually enjoyed the "international break" because I haven't taken any interest in the games (other than the injuries thread).
I've coped great, because I've adapted life to suit the circumstances available.
dennishasdoneit
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Many are doing quite well out of the pandemic.
Household savings top £140bn as spending falls in lockdown
Last year’s recession was not quite as bad as thought thanks to a stronger recovery than originally estimated in the final six months as the country adapted to living with lockdown.
High bank balances are no real substitute for low moods,confusion despair and mental health issues.
Not everything that counts...can be counted.