FabSwingers.com forum: Does anyone miss Lockdown?

By *hief_Of_Always OP Man
38 weeks ago

London or Bedford

No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?

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By *ittleJohn5Man
38 weeks ago

Wickham Market

Getting paid to stay at home

My garden never looked so good

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By *avinaTVTV/TS
38 weeks ago

Transsexual Transylvania

"No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?"

Our village was so quiet and devoid of traffic. Just birdsong, and the sounds of people occasionally. You could walk down the road without cars roaring past. It was actually very peaceful. I miss that.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

I miss how low the petrol prices were

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By *inxy777Woman
38 weeks ago

essex

The silence, I was working in the community hardly any traffic, not many people, was quite peaceful.

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By *arla SwingerWoman
38 weeks ago

Somewhere

No, work stayed exactly the same. We got issued a print out to state we were going to work

Total germ minging bubble... Only issue was running about checking parents had shopping, and fighting over bog rolls in Tesco

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

I miss the fact I worked all through it & didn't get the time to replenish myself/ my home.

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By *ealitybitesMan
38 weeks ago

Belfast

It was a complete reset for me.

I had no option other than to slow down and look around me.

I lost my job after being on furlough for 6 months but that allowed me to find a job with much less stress and responsibility.

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan
38 weeks ago

A den in the Glen

Crime down

My hair fluffed and I grew a proper beard for the first time.

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By *eyond PurityCouple
38 weeks ago

Lincolnshire

We used to have sex all day as had nothing else to do

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By *arla SwingerWoman
38 weeks ago

Somewhere

"No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?"

I'm very jealous of those that got to work from home, loads saved a fortune in travel, did their house up... And then bitched about feeing very hard done by

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

I remember the weather was nice.

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By *orthern StarsCouple
38 weeks ago

Durham

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By *orthern StarsCouple
38 weeks ago

Durham

wasn't any different for us. We were still working full time and Ruby was still heading into the office as usual.

Ruby doesn't miss all the dodgy furlough claims that she saw being processed.

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By *arla SwingerWoman
38 weeks ago

Somewhere

And there's still those who did very well out of it, working from home and crying hardship.

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By *avinaTVTV/TS
38 weeks ago

Transsexual Transylvania

"No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?

I'm very jealous of those that got to work from home, loads saved a fortune in travel, did their house up... And then bitched about feeing very hard done by

I'm still working from home. We never went back.

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By *arla SwingerWoman
38 weeks ago

Somewhere

"No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?

I'm very jealous of those that got to work from home, loads saved a fortune in travel, did their house up... And then bitched about feeing very hard done by

I'm still working from home. We never went back.

I'm well jel!

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

London was so empty you could take photos of the city centre without a single human being entering the frame... (shit photographers care for)

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

Social distancing was the absolute best. Stay the fuck away from me in Tesco. Arsehole.

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By *mmaleiaWoman
38 weeks ago

East Northamptonshire

No, I had to work though it nearly everyday while everybody around me had parties & bbqs!

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By *arlins 5Couple
38 weeks ago

WESTON-SUPER-MARE

Lockdown parties were fun, running the gauntlet

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By *TG3Man
38 weeks ago

Dorchester

The police actually at one point blocked people coming in and out asking drivers why they wanted to enter........ It made me think theyve overstepped their mark

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By *ust want fun 888Man
38 weeks ago

nearby

"No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?"
I have two admit I do in some ways, I manage to save up a bit and got a few jobs done when everything was allowed, I would never have thought of coming on a website like this before Covid, and I don’t know, it just seemed different. But that’s not taking away from anyone who lost people during this

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By *ischaTV/TS
38 weeks ago

Sheffield

I can’t say I miss anything from lockdown it was just awful, however people mentioned how quiet it was and that was quite something, but I’m glad life came back to some sort of normality.

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By *arla SwingerWoman
38 weeks ago

Somewhere

"No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?

I'm very jealous of those that got to work from home, loads saved a fortune in travel, did their house up... And then bitched about feeing very hard done by

I'm still working from home. We never went back.

I'm well jel!

Literally the only point I tested positive was the start on 10 days leave pre booked. So I ended up staying in the house for that. Then back to work

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

I miss having an excuse to avoid people for a while.

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By *ou only live onceMan
38 weeks ago

London

No, I don't. I had 'good' lockdowns, and even enjoyed bits of them, including the sense of peace that descended on places.

But I would never want to do it again. I missed seeing my friends and family properly and realised how much going to the gym meant to me, when I could no longer go. I also never want to do any Zoom socials ever again.

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By *lasherMan
38 weeks ago

Faversham

Loved the excuse to re-educate people that I wished to stay away from.. is that bad?

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By *ools and the brainCouple
38 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

I worked throughout schools, police stations,fire, nursing homes it was bliss tbh road's where great.

Getting building materials not so easy in fact it was one of the busiest periods of my working career getting job's done that you wouldn't normally ever get the opportunity to.

Only problem parking was a fucking ballache as everyone at home no spaces available for actual workers.

But then again the roads

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By *arla SwingerWoman
38 weeks ago

Somewhere

"The police actually at one point blocked people coming in and out asking drivers why they wanted to enter........ It made me think theyve overstepped their mark

What else would they do? No one was kicking about? I had a front line worker bollocks print out from work... Still stood 2hrs at Sainsbury's, behind Mr & Mr Jones doing fuck all at home

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By *obilebottomMan
38 weeks ago

All over

It was a horrible time for so many people and would not wish that on anyone again.

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By *TG3Man
38 weeks ago

Dorchester

"The police actually at one point blocked people coming in and out asking drivers why they wanted to enter........ It made me think theyve overstepped their mark

What else would they do? No one was kicking about? I had a front line worker bollocks print out from work... Still stood 2hrs at Sainsbury's, behind Mr & Mr Jones doing fuck all at home

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yes but my point is whats different today than it was then...... Absolutely nothing

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By *sWyldWoman
38 weeks ago

Edinburgh

I'd have loved to have been sent home or put on furlough but I still went to work every day and it was not really any different.

Think I'm due a few months off now

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By *arla SwingerWoman
38 weeks ago

Somewhere

"It was a horrible time for so many people and would not wish that on anyone again. "

It was super worrying! The whole country thought their gran was going to die

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

Roads were much easier to get to work

No t a car crash to be seen. No road works going on bliss

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By *arla SwingerWoman
38 weeks ago

Somewhere

"The police actually at one point blocked people coming in and out asking drivers why they wanted to enter........ It made me think theyve overstepped their mark

What else would they do? No one was kicking about? I had a front line worker bollocks print out from work... Still stood 2hrs at Sainsbury's, behind Mr & Mr Jones doing fuck all at home

yes but my point is whats different today than it was then...... Absolutely nothing

The difference was you'd end a 12hr shift. Then still be stood like a dickhead to get into Tesco if you weren't NHS

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By *rivateparts!Man
38 weeks ago

Walking down the only road I've ever known!

Alittle bit, I enjoyed baking and giving it to my friends, now I'm back at work I don't have the time and I'm too knackered to be bothered doing any.

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By *izandpaulCouple
38 weeks ago

merseyside

My husband was home as he usually works abroad.

It drove him round the bend working from home.

He still can't understand why anyone would prefer being alone.

Our neighbour works from home and works through the night as he has a business with overseas partners.

He loves it but does travel from time to time so maybe best of both worlds.

For me, I love going to work but I couldn't work from home even if I wanted to, just love working with others.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

Not in the slightest

I hated the queues

I hated the selfishness of ppl when they shopped, when they brought far more than needed, leaving nothing for others.

I hated life going online

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By *arla SwingerWoman
38 weeks ago

Somewhere

"Not in the slightest

I hated the queues

I hated the selfishness of ppl when they shopped, when they brought far more than needed, leaving nothing for others.

I hated life going online"

I hated the self importance of others shopping

I hated the self importance of 'I've been told to stay at home' (we all did! But some couldn't)

I hated the 'I'm so finically hard done by losing 85%, when they were essentially losing transport costs

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By *ust want fun 888Man
38 weeks ago

nearby

I think, there’s a lot worse to come, with the lunatics we have running the countries around the world

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By *arla SwingerWoman
38 weeks ago

Somewhere

"I think, there’s a lot worse to come, with the lunatics we have running the countries around the world"

Are they cultivating unknown viruses?

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

No don't miss lockdown but do miss social distancing, especially on buses and trains.

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By *l_xxxMan
38 weeks ago

South leeds

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By *issmorganWoman
38 weeks ago

Calderdale innit

Just the bit where people couldn't get too close to me whilst out and about lol.

I worked all lock down as usual, so that didn't change.

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By *ictoria_1976TV/TS
38 weeks ago

Bodmin

I worked throughout - ironically probably harder than I'd worked in my life (while my neighbours were getting pissed all day - every day!)

However I miss the quiet roads & the walk to the stables & allotment every day to sort the horses & chickens with no school kids or commuter traffic in the village

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By *ost SockMan
38 weeks ago

West Wales and Cardiff

I totally understand it was a horrible time for many people. Personally though, I really enjoyed the peace and tranquility and the simplicity of life.

I think it showed some madnesses of modern life.

It showed me I don’t need much - a book, a musical instrument and somewhere to have a walk were enough.

I did work full-time from the first summer though.

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
38 weeks ago

BRIDPORT

Loved it.

Worked throughout and by that I mean quite literally every day. My work didn’t change but I didn’t have to put up with a whole bunch of arseholes on the road or in the shop, I was usually the only one in there so whiz around get what I want and out again.

All the places I needed for work stayed open so no problems there.

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By *lynJMan
38 weeks ago

Morden

I miss, and am thankful for, all the extra time I got to spend with my partner. She passed away in May 22.

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By *lderflower_AppleWoman
38 weeks ago

Basingstoke

Nothing much has changed for me - still wfh and rarely see my colleagues. Friends all too busy to find time for the single person in their social circle.

But at least I get to go to the gym now!

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By *plCpl69Couple
38 weeks ago

Blackpool

I miss the community spirit. All the neighbours looking out for each other and checking in. Barely seen them since.

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By *ndycoinsMan
38 weeks ago

Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton,

Ignored the whole farce.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

Yes. I felt like my kids and I got so much closer in 2020. I miss the times we spent together stuck at home.

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By *ellinever70Woman
38 weeks ago

Ayrshire

I don't miss that some people thought they had it much harder than everyone else

It was quite shitty for most, albeit different circumstances

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

Not as it was, wouldnt mind another one if i got to experience 3 months off like most of my colleagues. I haven't had that much time off since I was 15 and won't until I retire.

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By *naswingdressWoman
38 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

I liked it so much I made it permanent. fuck people

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By *ealMissShadyWoman
38 weeks ago

St Albans/ Welsh Borders

I don't miss the uncertainty and not seeing my loved ones

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By *arla SwingerWoman
38 weeks ago

Somewhere

"I don't miss that some people thought they had it much harder than everyone else

It was quite shitty for most, albeit different circumstances "

Very much this! Lots of facebook crying, yet holding street parties every week.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

"Ignored the whole farce."

Course you did, so edgy.

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By *hesblokeMan
38 weeks ago

Derbyshire village

It was lovely, quiet at work, quiet roads. Sigh.

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By *hriscooperMan
38 weeks ago

Warrington

I do actually...

I loved the fact people were becoming a community again and not all about themselves. People started to restore my faith in humanity and show that British stiff upper lip.

I liked the fact I could vanish into the hills and see nobody.

I taught myself guitar and how to grow my own food.

I taught myself how to shoot a bow.

And more importantly, my kids remembered that living with thier dad is great fun!

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By *ife NinjaMan
38 weeks ago

Dunfermline

Not fucking likely

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

Yes definitely

And the weather

Ohhh and the government grants were a particularly nice touch

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By *oubleswing2019Man
38 weeks ago

Colchester

I loved lockdown.

+ able to work in isolation and silence.

+ No commute

+ Saved money with no frivolous spending

+ Healthy lunches at home

+ Could roll out of bed 8.45, and be "in work" for 9am, which meant could stay up later in the evening

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By *a LunaWoman
38 weeks ago

South Wales

I enjoyed the peace. The garden filled with the sound of loud clear birdsong.

But. Home Schooling. So fucking hard. We got through it though.

The constant worry of going shopping and possibly bringing the virus into the house and making my already vulnerable mum ill, that was not great.

And of course, the financial worries.

I did enjoy the time with my kids though (when we weren’t schooling)

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By *azzle99Woman
38 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Miss it massively - especially all the time to hill walk. Was the fittest I’ve ever been!

Had a very good couple of years and it made certain friends closer x

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By *ornucopiaMan
38 weeks ago

Bexley

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By *ornucopiaMan
38 weeks ago

Bexley

"I enjoyed the peace. The garden filled with the sound of loud clear birdsong.

Couldn't hear the birdsong above the racket of an out of school teenager constantly bouncing a heavy football on a nearby patio and randomly throwing the damned thing up and hopefully, through a wonky netball hoop on a metal pole with a rattly unstable metal base.

Drove me crackers. his mum wasn't too keen either but largely unaffected because she wasn't outside very much. She got him a lighter plastic ball which helped reduce the noise but I don't think it was macho enough for a dunk slammer. He went back to the 'fwoop' ball.

This went on for months. I could tolerate the saucepan drummers. They did a good job saving the government from rewarding NHS workers financially!

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By *atin braTV/TS
38 weeks ago

bristol

i defo miss it ... the goverment grants was more than enough to live on seeing as u couldnt do any thing i basicly got paid to have 3 months off work i think we had good weather for the most part

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

No. Op. Do not miss it.

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By *amierebelMan
38 weeks ago

nae danger.

I actually miss the social distancing part of it legit all you had to do was cough and ain't noone coming anywhere near you in the Street was good times

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By *ddie1966Man
38 weeks ago

Paper Town Central, Essex.

I miss the quiet roads, even in the city, but I don't miss the fact that I did 3X the work as most of my colleagues were furloughed.

4 out of 16 of us kept the company running I'm the area that we cover, and being on call every other week instead of 1 in 5. Not being able to take holiday and not being allowed to carry more than 5 days over to the following year but not being paid for the other 22 days I couldn't take and not even getting a pay rise that year, just a quick email saying thanks.

Like hell do I miss it..

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
38 weeks ago

Central

There were many positive aspects of it, including quieter life, cleaner roads, some pressures were reduced (others added of course

), plus time to slow down a bit. I was 100% adherent to the law, as atrociously as the government managed the whole thing. I found it extremely hard to have been so disconnected from others

and thank God there were some tiny crumbs of positives

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

I definitely don't miss lock down. I work full time in public care sector and part time in private care sector and I didn't have any conditions to merit isolation. We worked our hardest with zero escape. Currently workload continues to worsen with no reprieve. I do feel it has taken its toll on me. However I won't ever forget the impact it had on those we cared for and lost.

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By *orksRockerMan
38 weeks ago

Bradford

As well as the usual points noted, I was ultra busy throughout it and so no, I don't miss it.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

I miss elements of it. Certain sectors being recognised for what they do (although that’s quickly changed again…), the sense of community, being at home to name a few. K

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
38 weeks ago

Horsham

What was not to like about it.

3 months paid holiday, when I did go back to visiting clients, the roads were empty.

The joy of a video call, wearing a skirt, hold ups, and heels to work.

I actually enjoyed shopping, as I didn't have that impatient twat at the checkout tills, standing so close you can't move without them bumping into you.

I got a chance to get back into photography.

Only thing I hated was that I put on weight,,so it wasn't all good.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

"No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?

^^^^^^^ I miss this too....I never saw so many foxes & stoats roaming freely & even on a road that was once very busy before lock down..nature was reclaiming & you could see & tell how the human race is slowly destroying earth once lock down was over

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By *rReyMan
38 weeks ago

Fleet

"No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?"

OP, I went into London (critical worker) mid lockdimown 1. Walked front King's Cross to Westminster and passed 2 other people on the way. It was amazing. St James's Park was just wildlife and no people, I sat down for 10 mins just to take it in.

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By *otsossieMan
38 weeks ago

Chesterfield

I enjoyed the lack of traffic.

Sadly I still had to work, no tossing it off whilst being paid for me.

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
38 weeks ago

Leeds

Yes I miss it dearly, empty street and empty roads, absolutely glorious, the good old days.

The mr

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By *BWLOVER1965Man
38 weeks ago

My Own Little World

"No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?"

Morning no don’t miss lockdown one bit still had to go to work mind numbingly boring nothing to do all the bosses were off just not us minions people fighting in stores for pasta and bog rolls so no Miss no aspects of lockdown

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By *enSiskoMan
38 weeks ago

Cestus 3

Before lockdown.

Up at 6.30

On the road at 8

Reach work 9ish if lucky.

During lockdown

Up at 7.15

On the road 8.30

Reach work 8.55ish

Miss lockdown yeh.

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By *andyfloss2000Woman
38 weeks ago

ashford

Kinda yes! Was on furlough so it prepared me for now being retired! Cycles out in the countryside for my exercise! Lovely sunny days! And the morrisons boxes lol! X

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By *ruceyyMan
38 weeks ago

London

100 percent.

I actually feel it brought alot of people together. It was a good break from society to recoup and help each other out. Makes you realise how much working all the time gets in the way of all that good will.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

Saved a fortune on lipstick!

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By *octor ProdMan
38 weeks ago

working Overseas

I worked all the way through and at one point was on-site engineer support travelling 7 days a week and because hotels were closed I slept in my works van for lots of it.

Miss it? No

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By *obilebottomMan
38 weeks ago

All over

"100 percent.

That might be true to an extend for then. Since then people seem to have become more selfish than ever before, businesses have dropped the quality of products and services using that as an excuse years later and even ptofessional services that should be face to face are done on the cheap on a quick phone call. People wfh as a result of companies finding cheaper ways to operate have started to miss the benefits of working with others, not just the paractical benefits, but those to their own well being. There will always be some that these changes arr benefiting but hardly everyone imo.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

Fuck no. I lost my job, girlfriend, took a massive hit to my mental health, my ADHD went crazy, became incredibly depressed because I wasn't able to socialise or go anywhere and it took so long to repair all of that.

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
38 weeks ago

Horsham

"No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?

You should have bought your bog rolls on Amazon, we got them delivered to our flat.

Click and collect on shopping, so easy to do.

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By *iltsTSgirlTV/TS
38 weeks ago

chichester

I miss living in my old apartment with my best friend

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By *hoddSevernsMan
38 weeks ago

Abergavenny

The peace , quiet , the lack of aircraft, empty roads and clear sky's , it was like going back 150 years. But , from my point of view , we continued to work pretty much as normal, so it was idyllic . However , for many it was awful , such as my friend , couped up in an upstairs flat , with 2 small children , and , only being allowed out for an hour each day.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

No. McDonald’s was closed, it was an awful time.

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

Miss the sex

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
38 weeks ago

Leeds

Yes, life's the same for me, I work from home so it's not much different but people were nicer, the roads quieter and the two meter rule should stay forever! Personal space and all that.

Mrs

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By *agerMorganMan
38 weeks ago

Canvey Island

Do I miss it? Sort of.

The working from home, the space to do what you need without constantly being tapped on the shoulder etc.

I do still work from home, but now miss the social element.

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By *aximus2589Man
38 weeks ago

st.helens

I loved it no work, nice weather,queuing up outside Aldi 2 meters apart

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By *ature420Couple
38 weeks ago

aberdeen

I miss it dearly..First time in my life I felt free..was furloughed for over a year and it was the happiest I've ever been..going back to "normal" has made me miserable.. I've always hated working but I hate it more after that..

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

"No, really. Does anyone miss Lockdown or any aspects of Lockdown?"

No lol

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago

I miss the empty roads going to and from work

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