What ho wee readers well I’m back with the next installment of the Wee Archive: this one from the far off year of 2020, deep in the heart of lockdown.

What Ho Wee Subscribers, and welcome to the second email on the Wee Mailing List. Well, quite a lot has happened since my last email hasn’t it – sometimes it feels like the whole world has either gone insane, or is reenacting the last chapter of a very strange Stephen King novel.

Even up here in the wind swept hills of the north of Scotland, we’ve not been able to escape the sad case of the Covid19 panic.

We’ve been quarantined and shut up in Lockdown.

Political figures we once hailed as heroic, seem to have lost their color.

And the rumor’s going round now that we’re heading into a food shortage, so that will be fun.

Still this is hardly the first pandemic we, as a global community, have faced and they’ve never stopped us before – why should this one be any different?

Yet, I can’t begin to describe, how much I’m looking forward to Christmas, when hopefully this will all be over.

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