We've just got home from quite a long journey around our part of Norfolk.(Husband needed new work trousers, steel toe-capped shoes and thermal Long Johns) It may just be my imagination, but everywhere we went, people seemed to be super-smiley, extra-pleasant and supremely courteous.
Could this be a modern-day sort of Dunkirk Spirit? A kind of 'Keep Calm And Carry On' under adversity type of thing?
No-one had been panic-buying. We got all our usual supplies in the supermarkets, including toilet rolls, which I'd heard have been stock-piled by frantic customers elsewhere, leaving empty shelves.
Hope this positive attitude continues - in my view it's the only sensible way to proceed.