Me & the Corona virus in Salisbury

Monday I was feeling very sad, this happens to me sometimes. The weather wasn't very good, and my tomato plant kept blowing over in the wind, so I had to keep trekking along the street and round to the garden to keep standing it up. I sometimes think about family members I've lost over the years, I'm dreading the time when my parents go as their all I have left in Salisbury. I'll be on my own after they've gone. I wonder who came for gran when she died on that June Monday afternoon 1980 all those years ago.   Was It aunt Marie? She died in the 1970s, she was grans eldest. Aunt Joan apparently awoke suddenly one night in Warwickshire and knew aunt Maria had gone to spirit.  She said she slao sensed grandad standing in the corner of the room watching her the night he died, apparently at 3.15am; then two coppers turned up at the door in the morning to say he had passed away.  Aunt Maria had been battling lung cancer caused by smoking, I remember going to the infirmary,...

Few days ago Boris Johnson issued a new rule, everyone has to wear a face mask when going into shops. if you don't wear a face mask, apparently the person will be fined £100 which will go down to £50, if paid within 14-days. the police say they can't enforce it, but I bet you the local security guards and Salisbury will because they probably will get paid a bonus for everyone they question. I wear my mask anyway on the bus, the only problem is it fogs up your glasses so I can't see where I'm going. There's all sorts of advice flying around for glasses fogging up.  like putting your mask on first and the glasses over top, or cleaning them with soap and not rinsing them afterwards; none of this works and is totally useless. Wont attract any ladies that way. Bloody alarm went off at 12:45 a.m. from the flea market again. I almost rang the police up, it's a people that live in Catherine Street that I feel sorry for, as it would have kept them awake. My tomato plant ...

Got woken up at 4:30 this morning by couple of idiots who would overly talking loudly, they disappeared towards the friary, but then I could still hear them talking loudly which was rather annoying. I went up my parents on the bus, something I don't like doing, because I'm so worried that someone on the bus might have the coronavirus. I use my arm bandage as a face shield, at the damn thing coming loose and falling off which was very annoying. one guy who came downstairs and got off at the valley, was told off by the driver for not wearing a mask.  I don't understand how the driver didn't notice it when letting him on, as the government are now saying that it's mandatory to wear masks on the buses. Saying that now, the government say we now have to wear masks in shops and supermarkets from next Friday, or we will be charged £100 fine; it goes down to £50 if it's paid off of in 14 days. the police say that they can't enforce it, but I bet you the security guy...

I had to walk at my parents today, because my bike is still being mended. it was a fine sunny morning as I walked over at Elizabeth Gardens, a lot of families were out having picnics on their blankets,s kids were in the river. It took me 40 minutes to get up to Bemerton Heath, I'm really missing my bike, lots of people out on their bikes. we wanted to watch raise the Titanic on TV, but the stupid Been slapped Wimbledon on instead. I hate it when they change the listings, but we managed to find it in the end on channel 81. Which underlies my wallet back around about 4, I went through Devizes Road cemetery. It's very peaceful obviously, it would be as it's full of dead people.  My grandmother and my great-grandparents are buried in the graveyard, I think the oldest grave belongs to the Finch family as they used to own Fisherton House lunatic asylum. Apart from crossing the noisy Devizes Road, it's quite peaceful all the way down to fisherton farm. The view is fantastic, e...

Saw Hugh in the garden today while I was in the kitchen, I've been a bit elusive of late. He's a nice guy, but I don't have the same feeling like he has for me.  Watered plants then went to TK Max & got a Buddah statue for the garden, my fairy garden is looking like a Zen garden. I've already got a fortune cat, hope he's in the right area. Vera Lynn was laid to rest today, she was the forces sweetheart during WWII. Crowds clapped as her cortage came down the street. I went for a walk along town path. Bit cloudy, had my camera & the sun always comes out Wen I put it away. Bumped into Jazz, she is a friend from Serve On; looks like she got a new fella. A plane is flying over the Friary, dunno if it's police. Looked out the window & saw it's tailight vanishing behind the houses. Their obviously searching for something, hear it's engine. Government day everyone has to wear masks in shops, if they weren't do damned expensive. We would have bee...

I got a lucky cat thing for the garden, I may get a buddah tommorrow; gardens coming a long so I hope I don't kill anything.  Fiona and Bruce ( two perigrin falcons from the cathedral ) flew over squalking loudly yesterday, their probably looking for thir lunch.  I notice the skies are noisy again with planes, bloody lorry came past my door at 4am this morning; the room ( & my bed ) shook as the driver tried to beat the lights! I was a bit down in the dumps today as this week I would ave bin in Cornwall with my parents this week. This stupid predictive phone is driving me nuts, it keeps altering my sentences & adding unwanted words. I spend half my time deleting and clearing up all the spelling mistakes the phone has forced upon my message. It's another day of nowhere to go, nothing to see, nothing to do etc. Thanks stupid Corvid-19, hanging on like shit to a blanket refusing to go away. I blame the stupid wet market in Woohan for forcing their dirty ways on the rest ...

It's July already.  I met Jen at five Rivers leisure centre today, bit worried that it could rain as the sky was heavy with clouds.  Sat on a camp chair by her car. Had a dream last night that I was in a lift going upward, I came out the doors onto a kind of grassy lawn which overlooked a bay. I could see the sea and also an old fashioned tall ship boat in the bay.  I had a small camera with me but when I press the shutter release, it wouldn't work. This is happened to me before, so apparently I'm supposed to not to take pictures. They say on the news that Doncaster and Bradford may follow Leicestershire into lockdown, all the pubs open on Saturday.  I've been advised to stay in that night, it doesn't take rocket science to know that people are going to get pissed and cause a shed a load of trouble.   my main worry is that people are going to panic and trying to sneak out with his northern countries, and then we'll be back to square one again.