retribution
Jack of Dubs
It's strange how these things work out.
Because of Brexit I'd started to study for Spanish citizenship. Somewhat reluctantly though.
This last week my wife noticed that, since isolation, I've started to refer to living here as "us, we, our PM, our king, etc."
Unconsciously I'm referring to Spain more and more as an integral part of who I am and moving away from the UK in my mind.
I'm home now. I don't like this town, but I love my new country. To all intents and purposes I've become Spanish.
That's comforting to hear. Usted practica espanol en casa tambien?
We've also been doing lots of video calls back home when time differences permit. It definitely helps keeps spirits high. It's coming to the end of summer here in Melbourne so I'm lucky to be able to sit outside and read a book. Whilst many online grocery shopping services are suspended due to demand (!), they've all got special services for people at risk or in isolation, so I'm looking forward to some groceries being delivered on Wednesday! It's funny how the smallest things become exciting in this situation
One downside to being in isolation away from home is that we don't have much "stuff" with us. I'd love to have my decks with me and record lots of mixes, whilst my wife would love to get crafty. We've ordered some bits off Amazon to keep us entertained though.
Plan for the day: read Sapiens on the Kindle; play some cards; start writing a journal of our travels; avoid endlessly scrolling through Coronavirus news