Last working day

Its Friday...………………………..thank goodness.

Isn't it funny how a crisis brings out the best in some people and the worst in others.
Yesterday was one of those days and I am so glad its Friday.
We are all in a strange situation, one that we have never encountered before. Suck it up, do as you are told and hopefully we will all come out of this unscathed.
I for one want to.

I know one thing, running the office on a skeleton staff does not make it any easier especially with the rest working from home and moaning about it!
I know where I would prefer to be working and it goes to show that those who thought it would be 'brill to work from home' have found its not all its cracked up to be.
I did it for a number of years with my company in London and as I'm used to the solitude of living alone, I found it quite easy to do.

Not so though for everyone.

That aside , I am planning a very nice jolly for my birthday if we are in a position to travel.

I have spent the last couple of nights planning it. I just hope that I can do it.Its also a good way to switch off from everything in the evening, checking flights, cars, hotels and putting together an itinery.

I have everything crossed.

As there are rumours that there might be no county cricket this season ( but of course they will fight tooth and nail to get the made up game played), I am thinking that a great birthday bash will be very much in order.
Sad news that the man who made a lot of scratch our heads during rain breaks has passed away. Tony Lewis , one half of the most talked about stats in cricket, was out for 78.
RIP Tony.

The weekend is nearly upon us and we are about to enter into week 2 of lockdown, this could be the most telling week with figures  for coronavirus. 

I hope that you are all safe and well, and  I wish you a very good weekend.

Please don't think that you are stuck at home............think that you are safe at home.
Be thoughtful to those around you and in these trying times don't forget to smile, it may brighten someone's day.