| Comment | I wonder whether public attitudes will shift as measures toughen in the weeks to come. Or the decades we are left paying for this crisis, prolonged by the likes of your neighbours.
A friend of mine was left saying “no” to another parent at her daughters school who was inviting all and sundry to a sleepover, peddling the usual “I thought it didn’t count if they were under 12 / they are kind of in a bubble in class anyway” sort of lines.
I would imagine in 5 years time, when we are staring down tax rises, swingeing cuts to public services and soaring levels of unemployment / poverty, it will be your wife who feels rather sheepish about her attitude to all of this now, rather than you. |
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