Skills acquired during Lockdown

1. I can honestly throw a monkey nut with pinpoint precision to a squirrel in the park.

2. How to upload 'interesting' backgrounds for Microsoft Teams.

I became super proficient at timing my 1 hours walks when we were permitted by our overloads to go outside, and also an expert in rattling a wooden spoon inside a cooking pot in order to make a contribution to the doorstep appreciation of our NHS.

now i can do left-handed
that i used to only do right
it takes a bit longer, and i do get sore
but i sleep well at night

I learned not to “fool around” with wall sockets that seemed not to work. Shocking, I know too well.😲

@rookie54

bad words and innuendo are teaching our children, grandchildren, and illegitimate spawn how to communicate in a world fraught with censors!

stop it, you you you cad

None that I know of, because by then I had retired and I was already pretty much a recluse other than trips to grocery stores or places that had books. (I'm not as brave or foolish as I used to be when it comes to going downtown to a night club).

There were some surprising immediate-family developments during that time, but obviously this is not the place to discuss any of that.

But I certainly do appreciate that you know how to spell "acquired" -- yessir yessir!