C J 1980
Established Member
Morning
I just wanted to create a topic about the impact the weather has on people who are banned drink drivers.
The weather never affected me when I could use my car, but I'm now very 'guided' by the weather. I would even say, I even take more interest in the weather by reviewing the five day forecast.
I am typing this as I watch the grey horrible wet weather through my kitchen window. For the third day on the bounce, I'm stuck in doors because of the wet weather which is affecting my mood at present.
I live about ten minutes walk from a bus stop and the nearest group of shops is roughly the same distance. I never thought, I would be restricted from doing something so simple like going for a newspaper or a sandwich at lunchtime because of the s**t weather.
The Covid situation is making the whole drink driving thing a little bit harder, because there's no flexibility to go and visit friends and socialise which gets you out of the house. When it rains, it seems to make the whole monotonary twice as bad.
My ban is due to expire in December, and I am keeping my fingers crossed that the pain and misery of this current situation does not go on too long. At least, if I could drive I wouldn't be too concerned about being 'confined' in doors as much when it rains.
Has anyone else on this forum experienced similar feelings about bad weather?
CJ
I just wanted to create a topic about the impact the weather has on people who are banned drink drivers.
The weather never affected me when I could use my car, but I'm now very 'guided' by the weather. I would even say, I even take more interest in the weather by reviewing the five day forecast.
I am typing this as I watch the grey horrible wet weather through my kitchen window. For the third day on the bounce, I'm stuck in doors because of the wet weather which is affecting my mood at present.
I live about ten minutes walk from a bus stop and the nearest group of shops is roughly the same distance. I never thought, I would be restricted from doing something so simple like going for a newspaper or a sandwich at lunchtime because of the s**t weather.
The Covid situation is making the whole drink driving thing a little bit harder, because there's no flexibility to go and visit friends and socialise which gets you out of the house. When it rains, it seems to make the whole monotonary twice as bad.
My ban is due to expire in December, and I am keeping my fingers crossed that the pain and misery of this current situation does not go on too long. At least, if I could drive I wouldn't be too concerned about being 'confined' in doors as much when it rains.
Has anyone else on this forum experienced similar feelings about bad weather?
CJ