What will be your daily routine be in isolation ?

Uncle Spielberg · Mar 15, 2020

What will be your daily routine be in isolation ?

Luckily with my job I can still trade online but business levels and income is inevitably going to collapse.

I think I will work as best as I can, take the pup out for 5 mile walks he needs daily until I am too unwell to do that and have a contingency plan in place the kennels will collect him for x weeks and months if needed and look after him. Being single this will hit hard

Then I will just watch about 100 films I have on dvd and not watched yet and just live a day at a time and fight the fcker as best as I can

What will you do ?

Stat Brother · Mar 15, 2020

Some of us have been inadvertently prepping for years, if anyone wants any tips feel free to ask.

Raleigh Chopper · Mar 15, 2020

Uncle Spielberg said:
What will be your daily routine be in isolation ?

Luckily with my job I can still trade online but business levels and income is inevitably going to collapse.

I think I will work as best as I can, take the pup out for 5 mile walks he needs daily until I am too unwell to do that and have a contingency plan in place the kennels will collect him for x weeks and months if needed and look after him. Being single this will hit hard

Then I will just watch about 100 films I have on dvd and not watched yet and just live a day at a time

What will you do ?

Go down the pub
Take the dog out
Go jogging.
Cycling.
Shopping
Golf
Go to the beach
Fishing.

Uncle Spielberg · Mar 15, 2020

Raleigh Chopper said:
Go down the pub
Take the dog out
Go jogging.
Cycling.
Shopping
Golf
Go to the beach
Fishing.

Pubs are closed

Raleigh Chopper · Mar 15, 2020

Uncle Spielberg said:
Pubs are closed

In that case I will do my good Samaritan act and go and chat to some old folks in the local home to give them some company.

The Optimist · Mar 15, 2020

My wife and I might have it already. The symptoms aren’t an exact match but I have a sore throat and tightness in my chest. So it’s close enough that it seems sensible to self isolate. My routine will be to work from home as much as my symptoms allow and help my wife look after our 3 month old. Given how tired I’ve been over the last few days I think any spare time beyond that will be spent sleeping!

Raleigh Chopper · Mar 15, 2020

Just confirmed, a 2nd case in Plymouth.
Forget the above, I need to start taking this a bit more seriously.

redoubtable seagull · Mar 15, 2020

Raleigh Chopper said:
In that case I will do my good Samaritan act and go and chat to some old folks in the local home to give them some company.[/QUOTE

You won’t be allowed in. Old folks are high risk.

rogersix · Mar 15, 2020

Raleigh Chopper said:
Just confirmed, a 2nd case in Plymouth.
Forget the above, I need to start taking this a bit more seriously.

keep up at the back

Cheshire Cat · Mar 15, 2020

If you are in isolation you are not supposed to go out at all in case you inadvertently infect a passing person. That is the whole point of isolation. Therefore all the dog walking, strolling along the beach (even if it looks deserted), goung to pubs, shopping and everything else outside is off limits.

It will be like solitary confinement in Colditz.

LamieRobertson · Mar 15, 2020

Grow more hair

Madafwo · Mar 15, 2020

Carry on as normal, I tend not to go out that much to be honest so it won't be that hard.

Keeping the kids entertained will be the fun part.

cheshunt seagull · Mar 15, 2020

I had this for 6 weeks last year after a stem cell transplant which decimated my immune system. If you are feeling well enough make sure that you do something active like stationary biking, gardening... anything to stop you sitting around all day. Have a routine to break the day up, fine to watch Netflix etc. but don't do it all day. It might seem appealing but it can play with your head if you are not careful and I wasn't doing it with a bombardment of doom laded news and concern for loved ones. I have to say I am dreading the likelihood that I will be back there again so soon.

Mr Banana · Mar 15, 2020

If you manage not to eat a kilo of raw cereal by 11am or drink at least a double whiskey by 4ish, please let me know how. Keen to see how everyone normal adapts to the hermit life

Also: a quick check of nsc is great when you know an important email has just arrived

happypig · Mar 15, 2020

Cheshire Cat said:
It will be like solitary confinement in Colditz.

I’m going to build a glider in the attic

spence · Mar 15, 2020

I will continue to lead a normal life as much as i can. Staying in won't be an option.

Bozza · Mar 15, 2020

Cheshire Cat said:
If you are in isolation you are not supposed to go out at all in case you inadvertently infect a passing person. That is the whole point of isolation. Therefore all the dog walking, strolling along the beach (even if it looks deserted), goung to pubs, shopping and everything else outside is off limits.

It will be like solitary confinement in Colditz.

Did they have Netflix in Colditz?

rogersix · Mar 15, 2020

spence said:
I will continue to lead a normal life as much as i can. Staying in won't be an option.

do you think you've been to your last albion game spence?

Easy 10 · Mar 15, 2020

happypig said:
I’m going to build a glider in the attic

I did similar last year with a boat.

The sails were through the roof.

Harry Wilson's tackle · Mar 15, 2020

spence said:
I will continue to lead a normal life as much as i can. Staying in won't be an option.

Several facetious replies immediately sprang to mind when I read that. Several. But in these sombre times, I'll leave it there.

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