Obviously the CV-19 virus has given a lot of people the opportunity to reflect.
People of my generation (born in the 1960's), had limited access to cameras and recording equipment, so memories are confined in most instances to the grey matter in your head.
Over time , these memories become 'enhanced' and distorted, as is the nature of memories as humans progress through adulthood.

I have few photographs of my childhood and youth, as digital stuff only existed in LED watches.

People in recent years have been more fortunate , with digital cameras and phones to record spontaneous moments and post them on the internet.

What really c-nts me off are the digital videos made under CV-19 restrictions.
Examples include, (but not restricted to)

"Hello, this is a video of myself in lockdown, sent to me in the future,......zzzzz"

"I'm in (place of interest), reporting on some stuff that happened. I didn't see anything, as I was confined to my flat,..but...zzzzzzzzz"

How can nostalgia be present in the actual moment ?

I live amongst fck-wits, is my abiding memory of CV-19. And politicians are included in the description.

I disengage, I turn the page.

Whatever happened to the 'Teasmade'?

This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

Back in the day, remember if we wanted photo’s of anything? Having to take a bulky camera for a start, Sod about loading the film, making sure you had battery’s for the flash. Then when you got home, putting the film in the post, waiting a week for them to come back and the realisation that only 2 or 3 of the 24 were any good. And paying a fiver or whatever it costs for the privilege.

Don't you mean a Fox Talbot.

One more point

Is this really you Willo?

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I had an Olympus trip, they were the in thing at the time!! Remember the advert? I think that was where the phrase ‘who do you think you are? David Bailey?’ Came from!!