Here I am again with another Living Arrows posts. I haven’t had the motivation to blog about anything lately (although I have got a Millionaire’s Shortbread recipe post in the pipeline!) so I’m glad I have these posts to keep me writing, and so we have a record of these unusual times.

Here we are again, another Monday morning. I don’t know about anyone else but time seems to be speeding up again a bit at the moment. At the start of lockdown a week seemed to take forever, but somehow it doesn’t feel very long at all since I was writing my last Living Arrows update.

Hello again, how are we all doing on day seventy billion of lockdown? Like a lot of people I think we have good days and bad days, or rather ups and downs every day. We’re plodding on though…. what else can we do really?

Happy Easter! I hope you all managed to have an enjoyable weekend even if it wasn’t the one you had originally planned. We were supposed to be in Yorkshire until Friday but then would have had a quiet weekend at home anyway so it wasn’t much different for us really!

I don’t know about anybody else but time seems to be going at least three times slower than usual now we don’t have anywhere to go or anywhere we need to be! Last week was just more of the same for us – a bit of school work, a lot of Lego and plenty of time outside in the garden, although the weather wasn’t quite as kind to us last week.

Morning all! So how was week 1 for you? After I wrote just a week ago that we had come up with a vague timetable for our days it became clear after one day that it wasn’t really going to work for us!

I don’t really know what to write this week. Like the rest of the country we are at the start of a very different time in all our lives. So far the boys have taken all the news and school closure in their stride but as we all try to find our new normal I think there will be lots of emotional times to come.

Well it’s been a funny old week hasn’t it? There’s so much uncertainty about corona virus at the moment. We’re trying to keep things as normal as possible for the boys but also trying to prepare them a little bit for what might be coming if schools do close.