Who would have thought that I would overcome my nicotine addiction because my government forced me to ?

@SW-User Well...my cousin sister...you're from the south of darkest Africa yourself are you not ?
You know how varied us saffies are.
Can you imagine every person here, regardless of culture, wearing a facemask in public ? It's amazingly surreal and weirdly we all seem to be cooperating for now, mainly, for the most part.

A while back I had a chat with my rasta friend who makes money from busking mainly. He can't do that now and is battling to get money to feed his family. In his own words,"the government is treating us like rich Europeans by telling us to stay at home." He isn't happy and of course neither are many other poor people who have not seen any of the promised food parcels.

I am not seeing any black smoke in the distance from burning tyres though. I would say that so far people are being amazingly cooperative.
There are exceptions like my neighbor who has just unloaded 2 kegs of beer that he got who knows where for who knows how much for a party tonight. That's his business though and I am not keen to be an impimpi no matter how much I dislike him.
Thanks for asking. How are you and your family holding out on the other side of the pond ?

hey hey yep ons is ok hier dankie 😌

ek verstaan ​​wat u sê rakende hoe dit in SA moet wees. ek weet ook dat u 'n intelligente en sterk nasie is van mense wat na die ander kant sal kom.

Eenheid in verskeidenheid.

jou buurman het die beste daarvan gemaak om nie betrokke te raak by drama nie, soos jy gesê het.

ook vir die dwase hier wat dink dat hulle immuun is! SMH

Hou sterk, vrede uit ✌🏻@Wraithorn

@SW-User Unity in variety. Interesting thought you wrote there. I think the same applies if one looks at the entire planet too. 🙂☮️

😌👍🏻@Wraithorn