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(Btw that’s “Brilliant” in Korean)

대박!!! It’s not the one about death by rice chest? Joseon era monarchs had very creative ways of dispensing with troublesome relatives.

Whoops

Grief is horrible and knocks you sideways. I’m sorry you’re having to got through this but hope you eventually reach a place of peace again.

I wrote that before I saw the bottom half and realised that hostilities were still ongoing

Our local vets would be too busy counting the fivers tbh.

We break out the Tesselations for inter generational fun and because it’s the only game that Mr S doesn’t completely destroy us at.

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I lost my sense of smell and taste for 12 months, and burned out from 12 hour days repurposing face to face training so it’s not like I had a brilliant time either.

I’m sorry, but I don’t buy that. Spouse was working in a university at the time and contracted the virus within the first few weeks of the pandemic, which he then shared with me and Little. Little would have then shared it with her classmates if she had been in school. At GCSE time.

Revision: not one of the first, but one of a very small, badly-paid cohort that transformed life for many

That ignores the effects of long covid (it wasn’t nice), the increased probability of spreading the disease to vulnerable family members and what happened to the students when staff had to self-quarantine because they caught the disease by being in proximity to an infected person (see above)

It was Forbidden Colours

It comes with your very own hole in the ozone layer

There’s two cans of Silvikrin in that hairdo

Flick Colby basically gave up at this point #totp

Actually, this is BTS-level shite miming #totp

Someone tell him that Clacton FC are in the Premier League and possibly in Europe next season

This is what I remember too. Lockdown was Little’s GCSE year, and I don’t think her health would have benefited from having to sit in an exam hall with a couple of hundred other kids.

Yep. I have a few stories about our English dept.