GeoJosie  🌍 🍪 💙

Jokes, information about rubbish collection, checking up on each other is now a regular occurrence each morning. One family #selfisolating reached out for some bread & bananas. Adam was in Sainsburys & he soon had a small shopping list

We’re staying positive and we’re already ‘talking’ of a street party when this horrible situation comes to an end

A daily update of what our local Co-op has in stock and offers of things for the younger members of our #littleneighbourhood to do were soon forthcoming. Who knew we had so many #teachers in such a small space?

I couldn’t resist. Being a #Geographyteacher I had to do something with all this information. So I made a map on @ArcGIS and plotted who was in our group. I gave them all a task of looking up their @what3words address just for fun.

Then one of our #littleneighbourhood, @slay1373, a Fire Officer neighbour who I haven’t yet met, and possibly won’t for some time, made a quiz using @what3words to find famous landmarks around the world

Literally, right up my street. I started straight away & had got all but 7 by the next morning. My youngest daughter, slightly annoyingly, worked out the last ones. They don’t have to ‘handed in’ until Monday so I don’t yet know the results

What I do know though is that we are blessed to be living in a beautiful #littleneighbourhood, where we usually only get time to say ‘Good morning’, where we might recognise faces but not know names, where we have such a mix of characters..

… such a mix of jobs, families and pets, where, when we need them, and sadly we well may need them more in the weeks to come, they will be there. There will be many more people out there tonight at 8pm…