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Day 5 Saturday 28th March 2020

Beginning to lose all track of time and it's feeling like that time between Christmas and New Years, except there is less chocolate and no one can come round for left overs.

I haven't felt great today and obviously spent a lot of the day Googling my symptoms (mainly just feeling tired, most probably down to my party antics on Whats App last night).

Poppy goes to her dad's this afternoon. I am concerned about her moving between households but he isn't at work and won't be coming into contact with anyone, so for as long as we are both healthy then it shouldn't cause any disruption to her routine.

6pm
The first time night in over a week that I haven't had to do the bedtime routine and I am making the most of it by putting on a podcast and going to bed myself. Crazy Saturday night!

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