Lockdown, Day #127
I just about managed with the church zoom meeting, with setting it up and live streaming to Youtube today, though I didn't quite manage to start screening during the initial reading of the verse for today.
I did have some trouble with sharing a file though, and I have no idea why that was - Zoom gets a bit weird at times.
I've spent the whole day proof reading, and I did my shopping tonight, first time since the masks became compulsory; everyone had a mask on, except (it seemed) the young lady who served me, and as I started to put my food out, she insisted I let a young couple go infront of me, as they only had a few things, and were also holding the stuff in their arms rather than using a trolley or basket (I see a few people do that, they must not trust anyone to clean the handles; I once saw a guy do a balancing act with his things as he left, because he didn't even have bags. The couple had been a bit annoying, as they weren't even standing a metre behind me. I also must have waited five minutes for a man to get out of the way of the milk; I wasn't sure what he was doing - when I wait for others in the supermarket, I pretend to browse for other things rather than stand and stare at them, possibly making them feel hassled.
I'm glad to be done with the shopping for this week, anyway.
I did have some trouble with sharing a file though, and I have no idea why that was - Zoom gets a bit weird at times.
I've spent the whole day proof reading, and I did my shopping tonight, first time since the masks became compulsory; everyone had a mask on, except (it seemed) the young lady who served me, and as I started to put my food out, she insisted I let a young couple go infront of me, as they only had a few things, and were also holding the stuff in their arms rather than using a trolley or basket (I see a few people do that, they must not trust anyone to clean the handles; I once saw a guy do a balancing act with his things as he left, because he didn't even have bags. The couple had been a bit annoying, as they weren't even standing a metre behind me. I also must have waited five minutes for a man to get out of the way of the milk; I wasn't sure what he was doing - when I wait for others in the supermarket, I pretend to browse for other things rather than stand and stare at them, possibly making them feel hassled.
I'm glad to be done with the shopping for this week, anyway.