Thanks everyone. Sorry to hear about BP.
It's been strange here. Living in this small village,it's easy (and foolish) to think you're immune from the virus or anything else, but this area does seem to have been largely unaffected. So, you work in the garden and look at the campervan sitting there and wonder why you're not off somewhere and then you look at the year planner and wipe off all the theatre visits that you booked. Ah well, there's always next year to look forward to.
Our daughters down south are getting by and still working at home. Elder girl is a senior lecturer and is giving her lectures on-line from her apartment. She's worried about her job as the university student numbers are very uncertain for next year - but if they lose staff, then they can't offer the courses for future years! Our younger girl works in risk assessment for a large insurance company and she's working from home too. Her OH is furloughed but, somewhat ironically, is a director in a company that provides occupational health screening.
Sitting at home today looking at the rain. Still, the garden needs it. Mrs T's car developed a fault and is in for repairs - fortunately under warranty. We were given a brand new courtesy car which we had for two hours before the garage called and apologised because they had given us a car they had sold to a customer. We didn't mind as we didn't like it - too much technology that fought you all all the way on country roads. Anyway, we got another new car which is nice to drive, but almost as big as my camper!