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Corona Virus: Lockdown Journey Journal, Day 5 of Level 3, 30 July 2021-

 

Friday 30 July 2021, Day 5 of Level 3 😷

Corona Gratitude 🙏

#grateful for a beautiful 19C sunny day and even better weather lying ahead for this weekend ; for an early start to the day, getting all my work finished by 9h30; for a lovely breakfast with Gary Peterson at Zest Restaurant, thoroughly spoilt by our waitron Josie Milner, and looked after by Manager Micaela Luke; for a good meeting to go through the newkings hotel newsletter copy, due to be sent out next week; for my second vaccination 💉, going to Somerset Hospital instead of to CTICC, where I was booked, meeting a lovely Camps Continue reading →

Corona Virus: Lockdown Journey Journal, Day 10 of Level 3, 25 June 2021

 

Friday 25 June 2021, Day 10 of Level 3 😷

Corona Gratitude 🙏

#grateful for a day of rain, but with some dry patches in-between, the forecast thunderstorm not making its appearance; for surviving on 3,5 hours of sleep, after a very late night, with lots of photographs to Instagram; for a Bakoven walk during a first rain break, and a later walk to Pick n Pay for some chocolate to curb a crave; for a good houseclean, having been neglected in being so busy, the vacuuming giving a good step boost; for being warm and dry; for being home all day, and for being happy, healthy and free. 🙏💙 Continue reading →

Sweet Service Award goes to Somerset Hospital; Sour Service Award goes to Woolworths !

 

The Sweet Service Award goes to the Somerset Hospital, and its efficient and friendly staff in doing my vaccination in only half an hour last week, from doing the paper work (I had registered on the Government and Discovery websites), to waiting my turn, to the vaccination, to the 15 minute wait after the vaccination, and confirmation by sms of the vaccination, and sending my second vaccination date. Continue reading →

What should one do and not do once vaccinated!

 

Vaccinations are on everyone’s lips and on some of our arms, I having had my first Pfizer vaccination at the Somerset Hospital last week.

Having only followed the vaccination at arm’s length, pardon the pun, I am far more aware about the vaccination status in our country, more than 2,3 million residents having been vaccinated to date. Continue reading →