This is what the citizens of Central Hawke's Bay are enjoying - or not - this week:
Thumbs up: to the amazing courier drivers who are busy delivering essential goods. Personally would love to thank the Courier Post driver for the deliveries we've had over the lockdown, always making sure there's no contact to keep everyone safe and always having a smile on her face in such a stressful time.
Thumbs up: to Viv from Countdown for playing the great music out the back of the shop. It entertained the customers lined up outside waiting to go inside the store. Thanks Viv.
Thumbs up: to all the essential workers out there. You guys are nothing short of amazing. Thank you!
Thumbs up: to the vehicles that slow down for walkers on the open road (roundabout way of saying thumbs down to the truck driver who showered me with a wet road at full speed this morning even though I moved right off the road).
Thumbs up: to people sticking to the rules distancing etc, and people putting teddies in the windows. Kids are loving them! More teddies the better!
Teddies on show around Central Hawke's Bay.
Thumbs up: to people waving, smiling or saying hello from a distance when you see someone. It's a nice feeling of support and connection within our community while still keeping a safe distance.
Thumbs up: to Mel and her team at foodbasket ... you guys are doing an amazing service to those in need.
Thumbs down: to all who are not following the lockdown rules.
Thumbs down: to the people dumping bottles and rubbish down by the river near the railway bridge! We have a recycling service still running —use it! Keep our CHB beautiful.
Thumbs down: to the people discarding their surgical gloves in the street outside the supermarket.
Thumbs down: the road is still pretty busy for lockdown. Yup there still people travelling for work. Seems way too busy.
Thumbs down: to the no-ears that keep going down the river for a hoon in their cars and on their motorbikes. Stay at home. You've been told.
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