We like many are trying not to get too caught up in the panic that seems to be escaling when food shopping, we are sticking to our normal shop, but have an added pressure of making sure Martin's mum is well stocked, at 92 her decision to not venture out of the house was welcome, best stay in and be safe (and away from the madness of the queues and lack of wheelchair capability at the local stores).
Our choice of store is changing though, local smaller shops for bread and milk, people only shopping for what they need here helps, we don't need to use a car for this either so getting some excercise as well is great, going to the larger shops for fruit and veg when needed.
We have no other need to go out at the moment, we are doing some work in the house so that will keep us out of trouble for a while, and it helps with the 'social distancing' we're hearing so much about.
We're due to go on a small uk break in April and so far that is going ahead, it's not been cancelled but that may change.
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