Way to go , well done @Faith-and-Hope 
Hugs @Adge
Well I fell asleep @Zoe7 , @Adge , not enough sleep that's for sure
Mr shaz is still asleep
Have a sore throat and my head is feeling arggg
Going to make a cuppa xxxxxx
Sorry to hear it has not been an easy day for you Hon. Not being able to leave and actually go into uni would no doubt be hard as I know it has been a real distraction for you. I also know you have made an art of taking timeout for yourself at a coffee shop somewhere too so not being able to do that would also be difficult. It may mean very little to many in the current climate but it is often those little things that really help us keep our head above water. It is great you still have the house cleaning/sorting to keep you occupied though - it is going to be one well organised living space for you 👍 I know personally how satisfying it was to finally finish my sorting and although things are still stacked in the spare room I now know what is in each box and where in the room things are to be located. The big clean out also made room in my house and things that had been previously put in the too-hard-basket were finally fixed, mended or a home found for them.
I can imagine your baby dragons are concerned for their sister - it really is a terrifying time for those like D2 that are particularly vulnerable. I have no doubt you are doing everything possible to keep both her and yourselves safe ...thinking about you all
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