Freedom Day, Is What Exactly?

[Bobbisox1]

It means very little to me , we already have been given freedom of movement ,we can still go to a restaurant and to a pub ( not going to mention the M word, too many posts on that)
I don’t feel we’ve been liberated , I don’t feel anything at all, it’s all been hyped up!

[Jackdaw33]

Good for you, Naomi. The prophets of doom have been out in force today on other threads concerning this.

[Mamyalynne]

They have, it's a good day to get on with living the best life you can.

Glad you had a nice time.

[10ClarionSt]

I love this website!

[Mamyalynne]

We know, good innit.

[naomi24]

I knew it was awful but I didn't realise just how awful it's been with masks and one way systems and staff waiting tables and avoiding touching anything or anyone by holding out trays for customers to take drinks from - and no one allowed to walk across the room to the toilet unless they were masked .... until tonight when it wasn't awful any longer. People are behaving normally and, best of all, smiles are back - and I could see them! :o))))

[Mamyalynne]

Facial expressions are so important in our communication and wellbeing.

[Gromit]

Freedom Day (sic) is a publicity stunt which has badly backfired when the PM, Health Minister and Chancellor are still locked up in Covid jail.
Set rules have now been relaxed to advice. Means it is easy to spot the nutters from the sensible people.

[naomi24]

Or more accurately the realists from the scare-mongerers.

[Smowball]

Still can’t get to see our doctor - phone consultations only. Yet can walk round the supermarket packed with people……