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Day 67

21/05/2020 Thursday, Sunny

Rush to Sainsbury's in the morning to pick up the order. Unlike Tesco, the staff don't seem to take the distancing rule very seriously, quite friendly though.

Clap for NHS at 8pm again. This time, there're two propeller aeroplanes drawing a heat and a smily face in the sky.

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