How has Corona affected your life - Page 3

It runs · 21st November 2020, 05:01

We have been very fortunate I had 2 jobs but I packed in my driving instructor side 2 weeks before lockdown.
It was inevitable the government where shutting the country down piece by piece.
I had only been trading a year so I couldn't claim anything .
Plus due to lockdown our kids where at home and no family,
anywhere else .
I kept my other job I work alone 18 hrs a week and wife had her hours upped . And now works 3 to 4, 24 hour shifts a week.
We have managed well. And every day we feel privileged and we don't forget how other people have suffered and still are.
We never feel smug about our situation .
If anyone can afford to then when you get the chance make sure you put a few items in the food bank trolley at the local supermarket as there are lots of families really struggling .

21st November 2020, 05:01	#21
It runs Avid contributor Rover 75 saloon Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: Skelmersdale Posts: 181 Thanks: 15 Thanked 49 Times in 42 Posts	We have been very fortunate I had 2 jobs but I packed in my driving instructor side 2 weeks before lockdown. It was inevitable the government where shutting the country down piece by piece. I had only been trading a year so I couldn't claim anything . Plus due to lockdown our kids where at home and no family, anywhere else . I kept my other job I work alone 18 hrs a week and wife had her hours upped . And now works 3 to 4, 24 hour shifts a week. We have managed well. And every day we feel privileged and we don't forget how other people have suffered and still are. We never feel smug about our situation . If anyone can afford to then when you get the chance make sure you put a few items in the food bank trolley at the local supermarket as there are lots of families really struggling . __________________ Changed everything that needs changing and everything that didn't . It's called preventive maintenance. Last edited by It runs; 21st November 2020 at 05:03.. Reason: Spelling errors