A Blog About Living with Mental Illness
So my little slice of Australia is battling Covid once again and now the entirety of NSW has been thrown into lockdown. I can’t complain really, Sydney has been struggling for months and we regional folk had had a pretty good run.
Unfortunately I was in the wrong place at the wrong time and I got a text message from the government informing me that I am now considered a ‘close contact’ meaning I had to head down to the old drive through swab n’ go for a test first thing this morning. Luckily we went to Little-Big Smoke for the test and made it before the masses turned up so it was quick and painless as having a stick shoved up your nose can be.
I don’t mind self isolating, everyone I know is stuck at home now anyway with the statewide lockdown, so providing I don’t actually have Covid I’m not really worse off than anyone else. At least I live on a farm so if homeschooling sends me stir crazy I can go for a 30minute walk without actually leaving my property.
I’m also planning a great big clean up, my “garden” is horrendously neglected and the farm is full of half finished projects, I’d like to try and finish at least one of those over lockdown and the weather forecast this week looks really promising, fake spring is nearly here!
We get fake spring every year, it’s about a week to two weeks of glorious spring weather at the end of August which is always followed by a bitterly cold month just before real spring comes back to stay around mid October.
One downside is that I now can’t have my blood work or the CT scan I was supposed to have this week to check if the cancer has come back yet.
Schrodingers Cancer ? We’ll try and think of it as not in the box for now.
What is/was your favourite lockdown activity?
I think my fave lockdown activity was baking banana bread, and being able to read more! I love reading! Enjoy finishing the projects. xx
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Mmm yum, I love banana bread! Yes reading is a great one 😊
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I live in the States and wish they would institute a lock down. Hospitals are being over run with Covid patients (many at max capacity) and more and more children are the ones being hospitalized.
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