Bit of dodgy reporting, the car would have been seized for the no insurance part (common practice) not for breaking the lockdown
One person’s essential is another’s luxury... !
It’s the headline that I feel is dodgy- and it’s not just this local site, most of the headlines I have seen on this story try and insinuate that the reason the car was seized was because of the lockdown
Sends a message though.......
This. Absolutely this. Going to start today by cutting the grass and then going for a walk afterwards. Can’t change the world in a day but incremental steps are more sustainable.
Our grass needs doing as well. Can't be arsed with that either! Was planning to do it around 5 o'clock, but I'll mostly likely still be working til 6 since I haven't done enough this morning. Even knowing that doesn't seem to help me get it done though. Been going to bed at about 2am every night, I think it's my subconscious trying to stave off having to fill another day in the morning.
Try to write a plan or routine for the next day and then stick to it. Even if it feels slightly daft just do it. The lack of routine has thrown you, you need it back.Our grass needs doing as well. Can't be arsed with that either! Was planning to do it around 5 o'clock, but I'll mostly likely still be working til 6 since I haven't done enough this morning. Even knowing that doesn't seem to help me get it done though. Been going to bed at about 2am every night, I think it's my subconscious trying to stave off having to fill another day in the morning.
My routine is kind of written for me though - 8:30 get up - 8:45 til 12:30 work - 12:30 lunch .. etc.
The only things I enjoy that I can still do is playing guitar and playing PS4. Doing plenty of those, it's everything else I'm struggling with. Motivation is something I already struggled with, this is just the exacerbation of that.
Perhaps be a little more planned regarding the other stuff as well, as a temporary measure. If that means you plan your evenings then do it. When your work finishes, you are working from home from memory, plan the rest of your evening in 15 minute chunks, 30 if easier. Stick to those chunks, whatever, even if you don't want to do a particular job. If it is on the timetable, you do it. Try it for a week. If it doesn't then bin it off but give it a proper try.
