Well here we are yet again, another week in lockdown. Some people like me are taking it in their stride, where others are itching to get back out there. We are all fed up being in ‘Lockdown’, but there is one advantage we have had this week in the UK and that is good weather and most of us have been outside in our gardens.

I have to say a big well done to a few of our older generation who have followed on in the steps of Capt/Major Tom and raising money for our NHS.

Talking of the NHS as usual we were all out on our doorsteps on Thursday night at eight o’clock clapping hands and banging pots etc.

This week marked the end of World war two in Europe 75 years ago and to mark it people of the UK did what they did 75 years ago, they had street parties throughout the country. The only difference this time was ‘Social distancing’ with everyone enjoying themselves.

The coffee is hot! It’s ready – I’m not – to face the day that’s ahead. Many chores to be done before setting sun, but my feet keep turning toward bed. I cannot go out with a victory shout when my body is struggling to rise. My hair is askew – these wrinkles are new! […]

Falling Apart — GraceSpeak

Luke 12:6 Are not five sparrows sold for two farthings, and not one of them is forgotten before God? 7 But even the very hairs of your head are all numbered. Fear not therefore: ye are of more value than many sparrows. When life’s sorrows roll over my soul, and my heart trembles. When confusion reigns in all […]

Unforgettable — GraceSpeak

Quarantine Day 53, NYC Well, we’ve officially surpassed the 50 day mark for quarantine. I feel like there should be some sort of consolation prize for that grim milestone. Like a four-pack of Charmin Ultra Soft and a handle of top shelf liquor or something. At the very least a travel size mini Purell hand…

The Question We Don’t Want to Answer — BeautyBeyondBones

You are not alone. The presence of the Lord is beside you. though cares may grow, He will never hesitate to guide you. The struggles of this life may seem to overcome, but you are not alone – for the Father cares for you. He is a friend that is closer than a brother, a […]

The Father Cares — GraceSpeak

It was a sad start to this weeks lockdown when we discovered the death rate in Britain’s nursing home’s.

However the week brightened up as the days went on my wife and I got a quick visit from our Granddaughter and her mum as we were in the front garden.

It would be remiss of me to not to mention Captain /now Major Tom and to thank him for all the money he raised for the NHS.

Talking of the NHS the general public in the UK were out in force once again in support of these dedicated people.

I have never seen Facebook used in the way it is being used now. One video I seen was a brass band getting together on social media, and that’s just one example of what I have seen

I wonder what next week has in store for us. Anyway till the next lockdown post stay safe and well!