Corona Virus - A 93 Year Old's Daily View - Today.March 27th.2020.

I am venturing to the supermarket this morning for the first time since the 'Stay at Home' law. 

It is an essential journey. Though I expect the police will stop me.

I get stopped in good times anyway, as someone suspected of gone missing from a care home.

I seem to fit the police stereotype 'Missing from a care home' image.

I bet if they make a picture - 'Escape From Care Home Zero' I'll be in it.

The supermarket hour for my elderly category is orderly now I believe,so I'm looking forward to the visit.

Suspicions and accusations surround the cause of the Covid 19 Virus.

Some wild on the lines of deniers of the moon landing.

Like the idea that it is connected to trade wars.A modern take on the theory of this meme - updated it would read 'If goods can't cross borders, viruses will'.



  I think,like climate change, it's another warning from nature that large population sections of the advanced nations are getting too selfish,thoughtlessly indulgent in taking for granted nature's precious resources.

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 I have decided to write a daily post on how the virus has affected my cosy routines.Tempting fate I know,for if the posts disappear,have I?

Living alone for 16 years, after Sylvia,my wife,passed away suddenly and unexpectedly, in 2004,from a ruptured main artery,I am semi used to self isolation. But it has still been a chaotic few days as it has for everyone.But the coming together in a crisis spirit is much in evidence,and I have had shopping done for me by kind and thoughtful folk. I hope things will settle down and the hour set aside for the elderly by supermarkets will be observed as I do like to visit the shops. Also the total lock down will need to be short if the major economies are not to be damaged and at a huge disadvantage. Concerns and unease are being raised already by some American financial journalists - as below

"What happened to the serious pandemic? Well, according to the Chinese media, the number of new cases of corona is slowing down and in turn factories and businesses are starting back up.

Before you know it, everyone is going to start realizing the economic blowback that comes as a consequence of staying in their homes, far outweighs the health risk. Especially since most healthy, working-age people are the lowest ones at risk according to "health officials".

Since the beginning, none of the statistics match up to the hype and fear being incited by the mainstream media."