We live in interesting times, don't we?

Life has become interesting.

Life-an interesting point of view.

What with the world being in the grip of the " dreaded lurgy " that Corvid-19 is, it seems that the title assigned for this wibbling is apposite- or even appropriate.

It May be seen as ironic that most folk find themselves in a situation where they find that their ability to go about the " normal " everyday, humdrum routine of their lives circumscribed.

I have noticed, while out and about, just what a great effect that even the prospect of the arrival of this virus has had on people. 

Sometime back at the beginning of March, I had occasion to go to Worksop.
My life REALLY IS that unexciting and weird that a trip there merits being classed as " Special ", but enough of that.
It was about this time that when the infection was stil being called " Corona Virus ".
  People were either adopting an attitude of studied indifference or full-on valetudinarian.
There seems to be no place nowadays for anything that could be regarded as anything like average-run-of-the-mill, sort of ordinary, not unusual or exceptional.
I am fairly sure, sanguine even, that this deleterious state of affairs is mainly caused by the lack of peoples ability or desire to question and challenge the information promulgated by the main broadcast media organisations.