Lockdown’s end | Kitchen conflict | Dishwashers | President Johnson | Hat flaps
Dr Jon Van Niekerk suggests reasons why, for many people, a return to normal life after lockdown may be psychologically difficult (Take things slowly as lockdown ends to avoid ‘re-entry’ syndrome, 13 March). No doubt there is much truth in what he says, but he omits one of the most important anxiety factors – the government’s past misjudgments about when coming out of lockdown is safe.
Martin Payne
Bawburgh, Norwich
• Thanks to Grace Dent (Love is turning a blind eye to squashed tea bags that don’t make it to the bin, 12 March) for bringing tears (of laughter) to my eyes in her realistic account of sharing a kitchen with a loved one. A real tonic on a dull Saturday morning. Personally, I see nothing wrong with having an antique mint sauce collection.
Barbara Thompson
Sheffield
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