15 - We fight ANXIETY on our narrowboat during lockdown [feat. Minimal List]
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- We want you to know that it's ok to not be ok at the moment, and it's ok if you are feeling ok too. It's a tricky time for some - with Lockdown- so we talk to our friends Jo and Michael from the Minimallist RUclips channel to see how they are coping.
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Thanks ladies. I started smiling 1 second in, and haven't stopped smiling until the end of the video. How could people leave negative comments on such positive videos?
I'm struggling at the moment. I live with my parents, but they are homophobic so my real family is my chosen family who I obviously can't see right now. We talk/message as much as we can, but it's still hard. I'm a key worker, so I'm still getting out of the house in the week, but weekends are always really suffocating right now. This video is the best thing that's happened for my mental health all day. Just the perfect mix of scenery, casual daily life and important conversations. Thank you x
Jenna, I'm so sorry, this is the worst. Sending love. x
From the middle of the United states, thank you! Your positivity is contagious.
Stay safe and healthy!
Thank you
Thank you beautiful ladies for another spell of gentle calmness in these mad times.
Take care girls, you are passing these strange "sit this one out" times. Talk, message, chat and communicate with family and loved ones.
Yes these times are changing life, I have moved my office, like a lot of others, to our dining room, working remotely and count my lucky stars that I can do this setup. Too many, just cannot.
Keep safe.
You asked for it, so here's our isolation update from Germany: As a couple with preconditions, we stayed at home obiently and missed the first birthday of our one grandchild. Now the rules have been relaxed and we made up for it, enjoying a beautiful coffee and cake afternoon in the sun with the young family. Of course we mostly talked about his progress - securely walking now and climbing chairs! - but also about the situation and such. Good to hear that my son's job in landscaping has continued unimpressed while she has a boom in her homegrown sewing business - people order more than before.
On the 40 km drive to and fro, it sometimes seemed surreal to be on the road again "like in the olde days" after just six weeks...
It's good to see the light at the far end - we wish you well!
SO glad you are able to catch up with your family. that' brings so much joy
Thank you for another video tonic. Cats and ducklings are always well received.
I hadn't realised how fortunate I am to be a key worker, working as normal, through lockdown. Hearing Michael talk, I feel for the guy, I knew I was fortunate but not the amount.
Stay safe and well 🤗💖
Thank you for being a key worker x
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Thank you all, good to hear from Jo and Michael. I love my own company, using the time to do family and local history research, photography, walking and training our young pups. To loose the stress of main stream life and pressure has been wonderful for my mental health. Slowing down can be hard I understand that, once you get through that, the reward is amazing. Take care all of you.
I think it is good to slow down too.
K, A-M, *thank-you* for both daring to mention mental health *and* for providing a slice of calm for us all to share with you both.
If you need a listening ear, consider calling the Samaritans (call free
24/7 in UK) on 116 123, don't struggle on your own.
If you have your own 'support network', then talk with them!
This won't last forever, let's come through this with some help from our friends. 😊
A x x
Thank you ladies for the video. We live in Middle Tennessee. We are still under quarantine, but the grocery stores will only allow so many people to shop at the same time. Most of the churches here have their worship services either online, on Facebook or weather permitting, the ministers delivers sermons outside and the patrons sit in their cars and worship with him. Some churches do have services but are encouraged to sit 6 feet apart. Our son who lives with us works for Home Depot and they are essential, so he has not lost any work time. My husband and I are 71 and 73 so we don't venture out much because of the virus. We use our time by him rebuilding our front porch railing and I enjoy reading and I am a caricature wood carver. So we usually stay busy with something.
MY favorite silver cruisers....... why I signed on....Minimal Lists are narrowboaters reflecting my feelings precisely. Loved the call Cheers. Well, my mental health is soothed for a while. Take your evening tea in my back yard garden... almost like yourselves.
It's lovely to see you two happy and coping with the current situation. 16 years ago, we retired to a very small village in Northern France. Living in a rural community means that we keep stocked up anyway, and shop only once every three weeks or so. Our current lockdown project is converting an old VW van into a camper, luckily we bought most of the materials before this crisis. Apart from that, my other half, Alex, is busy with the garden. Not having green fingers, I'm cracking on with the sequel to my debut novel that I published last year. For us, lockdown isn't a problem, but we do appreciate that some less fortunate people are suffering. I do hope you are able to continue your lovely narrowboat travels soon. xx
What is the title (and named Author) of your debut novel please?
Thanks for another nice video girls. My wife is high risk, so we’re pretty thoroughly isolated - I make one trip out per week for all our errands, and have an extensive sanitation routine when I return home...so far so good. We’re staying busy with little upgrade projects on the boat. So far, we have installed a new AIS system, a new backup camera system, and at long last wired the VHF to the chartplotter to enable automatic distress calling (should have been done long ago). This week we took down the antenna masts, applied 2 coats of epoxy, and 2 coats of Imron. When replacement antenna stanchions arrive (I ordered the wrong ones first time), we’ll reinstall the masts, pull new coax cable, and install new antennas for the VHF and AIS. Marinas are starting to open back up, so hopefully we’ll get to put our upgrades to use soon. Looking forward to your next water point cruise. Stay safe.
Always look forward to your videos. Today’s put a bigger smile on my face , it just so peaceful. Thank you from an expat living in Canada. Stay well .
Our pleasure!
I just love you girls! Always an upbeat, and beautiful vlog. I do so appreciate you both. Happy times are coming. So glad you are doing well! It's a great time to paint. I'm a jewelry and glass artist and am having the best fun doing all the projects I have put off. All the best!
Thank you so much!! I'm glad you have this time to be extra creative.
Another lovely video. Thanks for checking in with Michael and Jo--its so nice to see them in "real time". Your nature footage is always so sweet--I just love it! I live on the shore of Lake Michigan so there is a lot of bird activity going on at the moment--romance is in the air. I doubt that even the snow we received last night will be able to cool off the ardor of those feathered Lotharios.
Aw poor Joe and Michael they sound really down. Hope there can be some movement soon. I think we have all had bad moments and tears but you guys have been helping with your vlogs so many thanks. Take care xxx
Ladies... thank you... you lift the spirit in hard times... and yes... this is only for now... and we will look back in better times and hopefully be in a better world...
Hi folks of both species... Glad you are well and looking forward to joining you all, when we are all able, on your continuing adventures - virtually of course - love canals, boats and the whole lifestyle, while I sit glumly dreaming in my front room.. 😜 From Graham (human) Berry & Gizmo (Jack Russells) and Thomas (ginger cat)
Thanks for travelling virtually with us.
I have only been watching your videos for a week or so,and have noticed that my depression and anxiety levels are a lot better. Before all this pandemic I used to walk for miles along the river Thames and would always look at the boats passing by. Your videos have really cheered me up thanks. John
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! for inviting us in to look outside your windows for a while. We live in land locked, flat as a board, central Illinois with unplowed corn fields as far as the eye can see. Love you both and your videos and Alice and Munchie!
You are so welcome!
I live in Panama, having left the UK in 2012 and really enjoy your vlogs, seeing the UK even under lockdown has reignited my yearning to return. This was particularly heightened by seeing Minimalist on the Chesterfield Canal, I was schooled in Worksop and have walked portions of that delightful waterway many, many times. Please keep up your wonderful commentary on the life you currently lead, the pair of you enrich our lives just by being yourselves. Thank you.
Thanks so much. Take care and glad you liked the trip down memory lane
I recently found your Channel and I wanted to say I just love all your videos. Thank you for making them, I find them so calming and peaceful in such a crazy world. ❤️
Thank you so much!
Lots of great self care pointers in today’s vlog. It is so important to be kind to ourselves and others at anytime but especially in these current times.
Your piece of paradise certainly is ideal. The water is so clear with minimal boat movement at the moment, that you can even see the ducks feet paddling under water.
Absolutely!! I'm so glad you picked up on those duck feet, they were my favourite.
An encouraging episode! It has become more difficult, I cannot work, and there are feelings of helplessness and uselessness. It is nice to be able to
"visit " with some smiling faces. Thank you.
Most frustrating thing in lockdown is that by doing nothing you are doing the most to help your fellow citizens.
How generous of you to share your virtual visit with the Minimal List family,
Glad you liked it.
Thanks so much for talking about the reality of confinement. Every day is not a good day and most of us will be changed forever because of this happening. I always appreciate your posts!
Thanks for the update. I went into lockdown one day before the first official lockdown of any type in the US. Thankful I am able to work from home and for the most part doing fine. My complaints are small compared to other's situations. But knowing I am sharing the same prediciment as wonderful people half way around the world makes me feel a greater sense of belonging to my fellow Earthlings. That we are all sharing this same event all over the world and one day soon we will all emerge together from the same exile with a smile on our face, a tear of joy in our eye, and an bursting excitement in our heart to greet each other once again like we have since the dawn of time. Stay safe stay happy. Love from Northern California
Some good planning there.
Yes, I agree with that !! It's far more relaxed going to the supermarket with the safe distancing and controls now !!
Exactly!
Lovely to see Alice and Munchie.... our cats are here to remind us how normal life can be in these strange times! Much Love from lockdown in Mexico & 4 cats. xo
I could go on and on but we all have the same issues because the whole world now has them together. Although different somehow they are the same in their own way, not the norm. I will just leave a old comment " Always stop and take time to smell the roses". From the USA thank you for helping make this difficult time more enjoyable for everyone.
I seem to wander around all day trying to find jobs to do. Sitting around doesn’t suit me. But mustn’t grumble. I’m safe and healthy and as of yet not struggling. Oh but do I miss my beautiful grandchildren. Can’t wait for hugs. Take care ladies. 🤗💖
Wow. I have loved the peace of isolation too, although teaching piano and singing on zoom. 😜Home is peaceful and still some warm days in Oz (Australia). But nothing like your beautiful Spring peace on the water. You both look so well and your positive attitude is uplifting! Many thanks. Deb from Oz
Sounds like you have a pretty positive outlook too x
Thanks for another great video, they are so helpful , and looking at the quality of filming and editing, your hard work is much appreciated Thanks again.
You both, are absolutely, so awesome at brightening such a dull day... I look forward to each of your updates...
Thank you so much!
4 of my favourite Narrowboaters in one video!😍 we need more crossovers, like Buffy and Angel!
What is particularly nice is that you and others show us countryside and nature when ...like me....stuck in a city where we can't sit and take it in visiting parks because we get moved on or else fined .....so you are delivering an essential service which is much appreciated
Jo, Michael and George are on my must watch list along with you ladies. Then add Kevin, David, Jono, Molly, Maggie, Ryan and Pixel. Good lord, that's bunch of folks from the UK I have to keep up with.
Such a gang you have there.
You two are so reassuring & cheerful and watching you always lifts my spirits enormously. It's amazing what a difference your videos make to my loneliness & low moods.Thank you so much! Take care. :)
You are welcome. x
Nothing quite as entertaining as a few ducklings and a heron or two. Peaceful with cuppa and sunset on the poop deck. :-)
lol poop deck
Self care is so important during these challenging times. I needed to hear that reminder today. Many thanks for your vlog and best wishes to you from Chicago. Be safe and stay healthy. 💕
Glad the reminder helped.
Thanks for the honesty guys. Many people get confronted with stopping and standing still. In a world of insanity, it is the real saving grace of this crisis. Maybe some can learn. Me, I am finishing a degree and will be happy to stop and smell the flowers. Very envious of you all.
Sorry to see the minimalists so down, BUT so happy to see you guys going well. Also seen on this vlog show it if you can. Your kitty kat stretching on the tow path. 'How to stretch like a cat', beautiful. Take care and be safe XX
It is really kinda strange as we are here in TN and feel that we know you guys and your fellow Canal tubers. During our "stay safer at home", we have watched all your videos up to this one. You have given us a smile with the trips down the canals and the wildlife features. Thank you.
I just wrote to Minimal List to find out how they were doing because they have a long lag in their videos. I am glad you made this Vlog, so pertinent to what I wanted to know. We have to cope with extraordinary circumstances not faced for a hundred years. That being said we in Israel are very good at social distancing. I just talked with a good friend who we happened upon in our favorite grocery store. He and his wife have dozens of grandchildren and seven sons and daughters. For them is it heart wrenching they can't hug their grandchildren nor see them face to face because they are over sixty and the Government wants distance between children and anyone over sixty. We touched elbows where as before we would hug. All in all I am so glad I have fur babies to ease the lack of contact socially. I believe animals help us cope and provide comfort to lonely souls. I also try not to get close to people who dislike animals. When I was dating I would ask if the other person liked animals. If they answered no then that was a great indication that I would not be dating her. I really don't trust people who are not comfortable with animals. I can see if they have allergies but a lot of people just hate cats dogs and other pets. Not my kind of people. It is easy, very easy to socially distance myself from those people. In the small village I live in everyone feeds the cat population and they almost all own dogs also. It is why I live here instead of a big city, much better for me mental health wise. Keep up the great Vlogs, you always surprise me somehow.
You have a beautiful spot!!! Have good days and not so good day. Thankful for art therapy. Also thankful for just surviving the day! Thank you for talking and sharing. Appreciate you both! 💙💚💛💚💙
It is a lovely spot.
Wife and I have never been social butterflies even in the best of times. Now retired nothing has changed. We have been married 50yrs and like to treat ourselves to a little 'squabble' once in a while. It's good for your mental health.
💕💕💕💕 aw this was beautiful, you are so thoughtful and caring and what a great theme for this vlog, to check in with your friends and to share your tips for what you are doing for your own mental health! So glad you are in such a beautiful spot and are making the most of the lockdown,. How lovely would it be to be sitting out there in the very late afternoon/early evening listening to the quiet and enjoying a cup of tea 🥰🥰🥰
Sitting out in the evening is our favourite.
That view. I’m so glad I’m rewatching for lockdown 2!
Michael is a good guy. The sort of guy you would go to war with and know he has your back under fire. He has a lot to offer and wants to contribute and help in these unprecedented times. Poor fella has to sit this one out though. I empathize with his feelings of frustration and of helplessness.
Don't Quack up ! Lots of Luck!
I am shut down in Melbourne. I am supposed to be in London to sing in the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday and then go on a concert tour through Europe for 2 weeks. Alas, that is all cancelled, so I am filming a series of video Postcards of our virtual concert tour. Fun to do and helps my sanity. Also it has been fun learning how to use green screen and make a teleprompter.
Thanks for your videos - so gentle and positive.
Would enjoy seeing your video postcards, Peter! Will they be available to watch in the US? Sending Gratitude for you, sharing artistic talents, bringing Joy during challenging times.
Great video, thank you to all involved. My ability to English is failing me a bit at the moment, but this has been very helpful in more ways than I imagined.
Thank you for another brilliant video. The ducks are so adorable! You’re so right - it’s okay to not be okay and it’s okay to be okay. Everyone needs to be kind to themselves xx
Yes they are! I was so lucky they found that bit of wood just in front of the boat. But, I'm not sure if you heard the cats try and sneak up on them.
Thanks for bringing Minimal List in to your vlog today. And also thanks for reminding us to self-care in these times. The old expression was 'for the duration' which even cropped up in advertising "She has a box of Dairy Milk? Impossible, Cadbury's is not producing Dairy Milk for the duration..." We're the folks who got through SARS, Swine Flu, H1N1, H1N2, Ebola, Zika and the horror that was 9/11. We're tougher than we give ourselves credit for, so 'for the duration' Stay Safe!
It's so lovely to watch your videos and see and hear the beautiful sounds of the canal. Thanks for taking the time to create and post regularly during this time. Stay safe xx
Our pleasure!
Enjoying your spot, and the sunset with you all.....thank you.
So glad!
Thank you so much for highlighting mental health at this time. It is a real struggle at times x
Take care ladies! I hope you get to go cruising again soon, but what a gift to be able to watch ducklings grow up! 💕
I hope so too!
Always enjoy the water cruises :) (Enjoy all of them, and thanks for sharing them!)
Keep safe, and keep smiling. Hopefully chatting to your friends cheered them up as it did me, a bit of interaction in these times of being held at distance.
I hope so too
That was an incredible exprience.I hope you dirn`t mind me crashing your welldeck.at least that`s what it felt like,sun going down,ducks a-quacking,and in your copany,just fantastic.
Glad you enjoyed it
How about a Bar-b- que next time I turn up uninvited.
Thanks for lovely vlog. Thank goodness for the nice weather, it’s made lock down more bearable being able to get out in the garden. Take care.
Hi There. Thanks for the mental health time. We've noticed, in New Jersey in the USA, how quiet it is, as well. Learning to get in touch with our surroundings too. Stay Safe and Well.
It's amazing how it's changed our perspective! We loved travelling and exploring, but this has shown us just how much we want our forever plot of land!! We will still travel, but we are saving like mad now for our base and then we can venture out from that base!
Stay safe and look forward to our next meet up ❤️🎥❤️🦆🌲👭🦆👭
SO good to have clarity.
The nice thing about being retired is that I didn’t have to change a thing for staying at home. Even nicer is that Narrowboat Experience releases videos more often. Today, for example, was one of those good days when I found a Narrowboat Experience video waiting for me. Then when I started the video that duck ‘dropped in’ for a crash landing and I started to laugh. So today has been a good day. Thanks for sharing, also to Michael, Jo, and crazy George.
I love that you were happy to have our video waiting for you. Pat the cats for us. x
Probably your best video yet, inspired to get Jo and Michael on it as well, so many great comments from the four of you, I think it doesn't matter how you get through it just that you get through it.
Wow, thank you!
So good to see your smiles. Your world is currently so much bigger than mine, but I am not jealous or unhappy with my lot. But instead of a world of the same 400 metres radius every day you have such gorgeous and interesting surroundings. Our lockdown was slightly eased a few days ago so I was able to get a haircut, and I got it cut really short in case of a second wave lockdown. All your vlogs are a wonderful tonic and really help to keep me going, so your next adventure getting water is eagerly awaited. Ciao for now.
Thank you ladies for another wonderful day with you ! Cheers from California
Our pleasure!
You two look great amidst the chaos! Thanks for posting, these topics are important. Jo - your hair looks awesome! Michael - so many different types of video games, dig deeper & you may be surprised! PEACE from New York.
This was much needed, ladies. Thank you for helping us through this lockdown..isolation. some days are better than others.
We live on a lake and get to enjoy similar views which make isolation much better! Enjoy and stay safe👍✌️😊🙏🏼
Thanks, you too!
Nice to watch this update. Stay safe ladies xxx
It’s amazing how quickly little ducklings become adolescent ducks, and then adults. All in the span of a few weeks. We’re still under official lockdown here in California, but our foot hill to mountain county has a population of less than 200,000, hence a lower Coronavirus rate than large, densely populated areas like Los Angeles. Ann and I began voluntary self-quarantine before it was mandated, due to our ages putting at high risk.
We wish you well, and ❤️ your adorable cats.
It's so true, there is only a few weeks where they are cute in my onion before they turn into lanky teenagers
Wow! What a cliffhanger - you are going cruising in the next vlog!!!
OK, just for water, but cruising is cruising. 😊
But I like your everyday life. Your points on the current situation - and the surprise of having a cam session with Minimal List (Nice to see them in an updated situation, as their own vlogs always are out of sync with my calendar 😜)
Keep them coming - you are just GOOOOD 👍
Love from Denmark (Our lockdown was eased a little bit today - but borders still closed)
Wow, those ducks have really grown. Must be all the corn :) Thanks ladies.
You bet!
Excellent talks. Very helpful. Blessings to you.
Same to you!
Wonderful video Ladies, being an avid watcher of your vlogs and those of Michael and Jo (Hi George). I'm struck by the the fact your situations are so similar yet different. As you all pointed out during your link up, lock-down affects people in different ways and there is no one answer to it. Today being VE Day shows us that we as a people have overcome world affecting situations in the past and there is no reason we can't overcome this present situation. Think positive and battle through, (Just look back at how many "Keep Clam and ....T'shirts" Michael has to see the sort of attitude I mean) 👍 Today we have the advantage of technology as you clearly demonstrated that helps us keep in touch with friends and family. I'll be outside the house tonight with the neighbours I hope at 9pm blasting out Dame Vera Lynn's *We'll meet again* In tribute to those who served. It's allowed exercise, the BBC said 😉 Keep safe all of you and here's to better times. 👌
THanks for your comment, yes, here's to better times. x
Thank you for making me smile! Look forward to your videos as we are also locked down across the pond
Glad you like them!
Thank you for your continual sharing. Although I am retired and at home anyway, the restrictions do increase my isolation. As a result, keeping in contact with you (and other Narrowboaters) just expands my extended family. I am so glad that you two are doing well. I must admit that it is hard to believe that the new normal is likely permanent, at least until (or if) a vaccine is developed. It looks like our narrowboat trip for this fall is going to be cancelled. Better luck next year. Take care.🙂
I'm sorry to hear that the trip will be cancelled. But look after yourself first and travel second. x
Thank you for your vlog. You are living in a beautiful spot. Nice to hear from Minimal List. There are some days I just want to sit and cry but your cheerie selves show up. 😍❣️
Glad this cheered you up. Stay well x
Good to see you guys keeping in contact and helping each other out in this difficult time,really don’t understand why you can’t cruise. It’s probably easier to keep away from people moving on the canal than it is tied to the bank. You do have a lovely spot though 😄 Michael and Jo seemed to cheer up while talking to you so well done ladies 👍
Yes, we are happy with our spot. We try not to think of the negatives about it. That's why we go out at night to enjoy it without the tow path traffic.
I've been watching quite a few of your videos over the last couple of weeks. I enjoy them alot. I normally watch too much TV during this last few months but in the evenings after supper I find watching your active cruising videos quite relaxing and an escape from the hustle and bustle of reg TV shows. So I hope you are keeping well and thank you for sharing your experiences.
Loved this video and am enjoying sharing this journey with you. Keep up the great work and look forward to seeing more of your videos. Oh, just now watching you slice onions with a serrated knife. Ugh, we need to get you a proper chefs knife. ;) Cheers!
Thanks for the update ladies, good to hear how you are coping. Looks like you have found an excellent spot. Thanks also for contacting Mike & Jo it was good to hear from them too, I'll contact them direct. Looking forward to seeing your going to get water cruise. Any chance of a technical update on how your solar panel is keeping up with demand? All the best, stay safe and sane. Terry
Our pleasure!
Thanks for a very honest look at how it is. I think many of us have experienced some anxiety one way or another. Meanwhile here in BC there are plans to phase in re-opening stores and relaxing the rules. For us there will be no change. We are still in our 70's and we still have medical conditions....so no hugging any free wandering folks...just too dangerous. This right now, for the moment, is our new normal. Hugs to you and the purry ones.
Thanks for really trying to keep peoples spirits up
Don't be downhearted my lovies, you narrowboat owners are isolated in the beautiful countryside with loads of interesting wildlife to watch. To us who are stuck in our homes you are in the best situations. Today is the Victory in Europe 75th day of remembrance. Let's all be glad that we are alive to celebrate the occasion. God bless and best wishes to you all. 🐞🦆🦆🦆🐈😘.
Hello from lockdown in California (in a house - not a narrow boat - lol). Thanks for the videos, I am enjoying the scenery and your comments.
Thanks for watching!
🤩 stay safe, doesn't matter you didn't go anywhere, baby ducks where cute, where mummy hen pen with her 2 youngsters, hope you all cheer up, those that are feeling down, this too shall pass. Already looking forward to fetching water with you both!😘
So good to see and hear real stories. Thanks.😆 love to you both
Thanks for listening
I love all these virtual interviews...great way to keep up with fellow RUclipsrs...hope to see you guys come off shelter in place so you can get moving around again...stay safe and cv19 free!
We will!
This is so good for me! I am single and a workaholic, have to be a busy person. But everyone 60 and over in our meatpacking plant was mandated out of the plant for what might be 2 weeks. We have medical checks starting next week and should, if we pass, get back to work. Our plant has had to slow down production when they had to 'vacation' all of us over 60 and knowing they need me but I can't be there, doing my job has added to my unhappy with the current president and his administration here in the USA.
I think going from a busy workplace to completely at home has to be very hard. Hope you get the all clear.
Great video ladies we've been just chugging along to a winding hole and back every now and then ( no locks involved) . Sometimes you just have to do what's best for your own mental health. Hope you are keeping your spirits up and really feel for micheal and jo it really is a mental health issue.
Exactly right. The lockdown is not designed by mental health experts unfortunately. It has other priorities
I love you two and enjoy watching from Australia xxx
Loved this... fabulous thank you 💕🌼
Chilling with your cats is a cool way to go. Our three are loving us being home all-day
Yes they are!
Hi Thanks for shareing, we are in the country close to small city, so we able to get out for a walks every day, thing's are starting to open up again, but it will be a new normal, with social disdanceing . We also watch Michael and Joe and Geroge they are great people.
I don't normally comment on your videos, but since you said that reading them is the the highlight of your day, so here I am. As for me, my mental health is just fine but I am looking forward to getting back to our new normal (whatever that will be). My church has not been able to have services for a month. but we do have sermons online and then some of us have a Zoom meeting to talk about the sermon and see what going on with each other. Interestingly, I know that for many people, they have used this lock down time to catch up on their spring cleaning (some have even said that their homes have never been so clean and they are now sick of cleaning). However, for me, I am the world's worst procrastinator and so I have intended to clean every day -- but never seem to get around to it... Oh LOOK! The narrowboat experience just posted a new video!! -Phil K. in Indy USA
Glad you can keep some of the habits that bring you joy.