Isolation - and Beyond!

I been in isolation for the past ten days following a positive PCR test.  A couple of days proved to be somewhat aggravating but I think that was because I was extremely tired and the weather was grey, cold and far too January-like (funny that.

However, on the whole I quite enjoy the freedom - contrary maybe - that enforced isolation offers!  There is no obligation to drive anywhere, do anything or meet anyone.  I am not saying this is a state of affairs that would appeal permanently, but it has been a relief in some regard.

Anyway, with all the various NHS notifications and directives I managed to sign myself up for "antibody testing" which was quite a thing - just in case you haven't come across it. To be honest, I wasn't sure what was happening - but hey.  A testing kit was sent in the post and basically, by wielding a pretty sever lancet on my ring finger, I had to produce a small phial of blood and send it off in a pre-organised, pre-paid box for analysis.  Just 24 hours later I received the following information (below)- which was surprising: