Will you be meeting a mate?
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Here in sunny (but freezing cold) NZ we are now at -
Life at Alert Level 2 means you can resume many of your everyday activities — but you have to do so safely.
All businesses can open to customers if they can do it safely. This will help to get people back to work.
You can go in-store at businesses.
Tertiary education facilities, schools and Early Learning Centres will be open for all ages.
You can travel between regions.
Initially, gatherings like weddings, religious ceremonies and social gatherings can have up to 10 people.
You can safely connect and socialise with close friends and family, in groups of 10.
You can visit local cafes, restaurants, bars and pubs to have a meal.
You can return to your regular recreation activities, at first keeping to 10 people.
We had friends over for dinner for the first time in a while last night
Life at Alert Level 2 means you can resume many of your everyday activities — but you have to do so safely.
All businesses can open to customers if they can do it safely. This will help to get people back to work.
You can go in-store at businesses.
Tertiary education facilities, schools and Early Learning Centres will be open for all ages.
You can travel between regions.
Initially, gatherings like weddings, religious ceremonies and social gatherings can have up to 10 people.
You can safely connect and socialise with close friends and family, in groups of 10.
You can visit local cafes, restaurants, bars and pubs to have a meal.
You can return to your regular recreation activities, at first keeping to 10 people.
We had friends over for dinner for the first time in a while last night
Yes.
Organised for Saturday from 17:00 onwards.
They have a decent sized, secluded garden at the front of their home that is accessed from the drive. So no walking through a confined space, easy distancing in the garden, and we'll bring our own wine, beer, and tumblers.
Have procured some face masks from work for the taxi home, and we always have hand sanitizer with us as a matter of course.
Organised for Saturday from 17:00 onwards.
They have a decent sized, secluded garden at the front of their home that is accessed from the drive. So no walking through a confined space, easy distancing in the garden, and we'll bring our own wine, beer, and tumblers.
Have procured some face masks from work for the taxi home, and we always have hand sanitizer with us as a matter of course.
cherryowen said:
Yes.
Organised for Saturday from 17:00 onwards.
They have a decent sized, secluded garden at the front of their home that is accessed from the drive. So no walking through a confined space, easy distancing in the garden, and we'll bring our own wine, beer, and tumblers.
Have procured some face masks from work for the taxi home, and we always have hand sanitizer with us as a matter of course.
I don’t think you’ve quite grasped what meeting friends and family meansOrganised for Saturday from 17:00 onwards.
They have a decent sized, secluded garden at the front of their home that is accessed from the drive. So no walking through a confined space, easy distancing in the garden, and we'll bring our own wine, beer, and tumblers.
Have procured some face masks from work for the taxi home, and we always have hand sanitizer with us as a matter of course.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronav...
1.4 Can I meet my friends and family in the park?
You can meet one other person from outside your household if you are outdoors. Public gatherings of more than 2 people from different households are prohibited in law. There are no limits on gatherings in the park with members of your household.
1.5 On what date can I expand my household group?
The government has asked the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) to advise on the concept of “bubbles”, which would mean allowing people to expand their household group to include one other household. For the time being, you cannot visit friends or family, except to spend time outdoors with up to one person from a different household.
Edited by r159 on Thursday 14th May 22:47
cherryowen said:
Yes.
Organised for Saturday from 17:00 onwards.
They have a decent sized, secluded garden at the front of their home that is accessed from the drive. So no walking through a confined space, easy distancing in the garden, and we'll bring our own wine, beer, and tumblers.
Have procured some face masks from work for the taxi home, and we always have hand sanitizer with us as a matter of course.
And what about when you need the loo?Organised for Saturday from 17:00 onwards.
They have a decent sized, secluded garden at the front of their home that is accessed from the drive. So no walking through a confined space, easy distancing in the garden, and we'll bring our own wine, beer, and tumblers.
Have procured some face masks from work for the taxi home, and we always have hand sanitizer with us as a matter of course.
r159 said:
cherryowen said:
Yes.
Organised for Saturday from 17:00 onwards.
They have a decent sized, secluded garden at the front of their home that is accessed from the drive. So no walking through a confined space, easy distancing in the garden, and we'll bring our own wine, beer, and tumblers.
Have procured some face masks from work for the taxi home, and we always have hand sanitizer with us as a matter of course.
I don’t think you’ve quite grasped what meeting friends and family meansOrganised for Saturday from 17:00 onwards.
They have a decent sized, secluded garden at the front of their home that is accessed from the drive. So no walking through a confined space, easy distancing in the garden, and we'll bring our own wine, beer, and tumblers.
Have procured some face masks from work for the taxi home, and we always have hand sanitizer with us as a matter of course.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronav...
At all times, you should continue to observe social distancing guidelines when you are outside your home, including ensuring you are 2 metres away from anyone outside your household. As with before, you cannot:
visit friends and family in their homes
1.4 Can I meet my friends and family in the park?
You can meet one other person from outside your household if you are outdoors. Public gatherings of more than 2 people from different households are prohibited in law. There are no limits on gatherings in the park with members of your household.
1.5 On what date can I expand my household group?
The government has asked the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) to advise on the concept of “bubbles”, which would mean allowing people to expand their household group to include one other household. For the time being, you cannot visit friends or family, except to spend time outdoors with up to one person from a different household.
We arrive at our friend's house, and enter their secluded front garden. This act will not include entering their home.
Greetings will be exchanged whilst complying with current distancing regulations.
Seating has been arranged to comply with the same.
Drinks and snacks will be consumed by those who purchased them, from receptacles either sourced from their home and returned to the same, or receptacles of the disposable variety.
We will be spending time outdoors, as a couple, with another couple whilst complying with current distancing regulations.
Anyway, as of 10 mins ago, it may not happen as the weather forecast for Saturday is not as agreeable as we all thought.
cherryowen said:
I don't think you have grasped what I stated.
We arrive at our friend's house, and enter their secluded front garden. This act will not include entering their home.
Greetings will be exchanged whilst complying with current distancing regulations.
Seating has been arranged to comply with the same.
Drinks and snacks will be consumed by those who purchased them, from receptacles either sourced from their home and returned to the same, or receptacles of the disposable variety.
We will be spending time outdoors, as a couple, with another couple whilst complying with current distancing regulations.
Anyway, as of 10 mins ago, it may not happen as the weather forecast for Saturday is not as agreeable as we all thought.
Will you pee in their garden? Better do a number two before you leave ...We arrive at our friend's house, and enter their secluded front garden. This act will not include entering their home.
Greetings will be exchanged whilst complying with current distancing regulations.
Seating has been arranged to comply with the same.
Drinks and snacks will be consumed by those who purchased them, from receptacles either sourced from their home and returned to the same, or receptacles of the disposable variety.
We will be spending time outdoors, as a couple, with another couple whilst complying with current distancing regulations.
Anyway, as of 10 mins ago, it may not happen as the weather forecast for Saturday is not as agreeable as we all thought.
alorotom said:
bigpriest said:
Hasn't everyone been 'bumping into' their mates when out shopping for essentials or exercising already?
Honestly no, not at all and I don’t know of anyone who has tbh??!Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff