Hard to disagree with the last line of this, although I hope we’ll see better behaviour, too.

Behaviour change is hard. But if we don’t evolve - we suffer the consequences.

Social distancing at my local coffee shop.

A pair of feet are standing near a line on a wooden floor that is taped with the words DO NOT GET CROSS and a heart symbol.

I have no words for this:

The UK Only Realised “In The Last Few Days” That Its Coronavirus Strategy Would “Likely Result In Hundreds of Thousands of Deaths

Well, things are getting a little, um, motivating.

I’m self-employed, and make the major part of my income from face-to-face training. Looks like I need to find a way to replace that income stream for some months.

I have ideas. But this is going to be challenging.

Good day on the hagstone front.

A hagstone found on Shoreham BeachAnother hagstone found on Shoreham Beach

Rustic.

Sheep grazing in the grounds of Lancing College.

My January in one second everyday. (I always seem to be playing catch-up with these.)

Pleased with this one. The print is long gone - it was in display in a photo cube and was bleached out years ago. The negative was loose in my parents’ junk drawer for decades, and was badly scratched up.

One scan, an hour’s work on retouching, and this is the result:

A young child with blonde hair is smiling while wearing a white knitted sweater and holding a toy ball outside near a brick wall.

So. After supper Iris gets down, grumbling a bit. And then sits in the corner assiduously writing.

This is what she hands to me.

“I have just eetn (eaten) the yoyos and I am still hungree”.

4 years old and issuing her first letter of complaint.

I am so proud.

A hand is holding a piece of lined paper with a child's handwriting and a small drawing of a person.