Outdoor raves
‘Bloody outdoor raves.’

‘Bloody outdoor raves.’
‘Could I maybe take you out to dinner sometime, on a Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday?’
‘The message is clear — eat out and stay at home.’
‘Well, this is embarrassing.’
‘Pleased to meet you – always nice to put a face to a name.’
‘Does this dress go with this mask?’
‘You haven’t got the hang of this wild swimming have you?’
‘It’s great to get our cultural lives back, isn’t it Shelley?’
‘I’m sure you’ll be very excited by my massive borrowing and spending plan.’
‘And to think I used to love J.K. Rowling as a boy.’
‘Before you tell me how it looks, remember I queued for three hours to buy it.’
‘Uncle Andrew?’
‘It’s a somewhat reduced service.’
‘So, with the lockdown relaxed, I headed straight to the beach.’
‘You’ll remember school as the happiest days of your life.’
‘Are you sure there’s no way I can work from work?’
‘I’ve been waiting for four hours and I still haven’t seen a patient.’
‘I see the Burberry has arrived.’