The lockdown doesnt affect me that much as I rarely go out anyway.
My shopping and meds are delivered, and I have enough food for me and the cat to last months, and that is without panic buying.
I have plenty to keep me busy, researching family history, writing websites, loads of books to read, also doing a bit of decorating
My only difficulty seems to be obtaining family history certificates, as the GRO seems to have shut up shop, but I can live with that.
Hi Astro, thanks for the wine gums, chocolate would melt anyway in this lovely weather although I may have to brave the shops to get this essential food!
The wholefood shop sells dark choc covered candied gooseberries - I like them, and they even taste as though they are full of Vit C!
The thing I miss this Easter with the lockdown is I suppose I can't justify driving 22 miles to Aldi to get some of their choc and salted caramel (or rhubarb and custard) Hot X buns 
I haven't tried the salted caramel ones yet and they keep advertising them on the TV!
I have a bit of a thing for salted caramel at the mo and in its absence have to make do with Cadburys or Galaxy unsalted caramel (soft caramel - teeth!).
Not of course that my world revolves around chiocolate! but a little treat is nice in these crazy times.
What am I doing? Well, I have no garden sadly but I kept on an allotment that I shared with a friend until he died last November. So, as mentioned above, I have been digging a lot and hoping I will be able to get veg to plant other than the onions and potatoes I bought before the lockdown. I'm waiting until 4pm today as it's pretty hot for vigorous gardening.
Anything interesting, naughty or decadent? Hmmmm.....not really I'm sad to say. I must finally be acting my age? ......although it may be just lack of opportunity! Unless you count a reasonable supply of G&T and a bottle of wine and Prosecco for Easter 
Some might say that's decadent I suppose but not I! Everything in moderation of course!
I spent the last year or so looking after my terminally ill friend and so didn't get away to old haunts in Wales or around other bits of the UK in my camper van. I was looking forward to that this May (my favourite month) now that I have the time, but sadly it's not to be. Maybe we will be able to travel later in the year if the virus doesn't get us.
I'm never short of things to do but I did see something online recently about helping to digitise rainfall data between the 1820s and 1950s for use by climate scientists. Having entered a lot of data during my career I am pretty accurate so will look again tonight to see if volunteers are still needed for the Rescue Rainfall Project.
Enjoy your garden Astro and watch your teeth on those wine gums, suck don't chew!!
