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The pandemic is teaching us many lessons, the biggest lesson being, it's important we work together and support each other.

Personally, I have learned many things. Initially when we heard about the pandemic and there was talk about us catching the virus, government scientists talked about a pre-condition and those people being more susceptible to catching the virus.

Months in and it was becoming clear, that we're all vulnerable, and we can all catch Covid, but those with a pre-condition would be worse off if they caught the virus and worst case scenario, they might die. Having a pre-condition myself, I am hoping I never have to put that to the test.

The Covid vaccine does protect, but it's not protecting enough, and the protection it has reduces over time and you can still catch and spread Covid. It is the reason the booster was first introduced. Due to the issues with the first vaccine, there is now a second vaccine, but the UK isn’t stocking it currently. Eligibility for the new vaccine is for the 18/50′s so not everyone is eligible. According to the media, the government placed an order, but cancelled it.

If the new vaccine doesn’t come into circulation in the UK, people shall have to rely on the current vaccines, which aren't protecting enough. For those people who are immunocompromised, taking the vaccine means they may only have around 40% protection, which again, will significantly reduce.

There are many people like me, who fall into the being vulnerable and high-risk category and yet nothing has been said about how the vaccine fits for us. Initially, the government were prioritising the vulnerable and high-risk to take the vaccine, vaccinated first for a vaccine they don't know really know if it fits well enough.

Now with lifting precautionary measures, I am personally struggling with being given little choice as to how I live my life, with a government that simply doesn't care. My old life doesn't exist. With lifting restrictions everyone is now at risk, whether you have been vaccinated or not.

If I do want to get back into my life, I would have to ignore the fact there is a virus out there and potentially risk catching the virus. As a result I am now four-walled. When I do manage to go out, I have to wear full PPE in public enclosed spaces.

I couldn't guarantee my survival and if I did, I would potentially have to be hospitalised. When I am able to go out, I mask and visor up. I cannot go to pubs, coffee shops, restaurants or the theatre.

Fancy joining the conversation? Let us know if you are high risk or vulnerable, how you are ‘surviving’ in the pandemic? Have you struggled, are you still struggling, have you caught Covid, have you come through Covid okay, or have you been seriously affected?

We would love to hear from you, please let us hear your stories.

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Many people like food. So, among the many restaurants in the world, which restaurants are the best, the most expensive, and the most popular? Today, I will take stock of some of the world’s top ten most luxurious restaurants and eat a meal. The price is fast catching up with the average person's half-year salary!

The world's top ten most luxurious restaurants

1. Sublimotion (Ibiza) 2. Restaurant Le Meurice (Paris) 3. Ithaa Underwater Restaurant (Maldives) Leaderboard, brand leaderboard 4. Crissier Restaurant (Switzerland) 5. Gordon Ramsay (London) 6. Massa (New York City) 7. Aragawa (Tokyo) 8. Misoguigawa (Japan) 9. Le Pre Catelan (Paris) 10. SAGAYA ginza (Tokyo)

1. Sublimotion (Ibiza)

Price: $2,000. One of the world's top ten most luxurious restaurants, at Sublimotion, you'll enjoy a new sensory experience with a fusion of technology, psychology, and art. The restaurant can only accommodate 20 people and can adjust the humidity of the venue according to your needs. It will cost you $2,000 to enjoy the meal here. Therefore, in the world's top ten most luxurious restaurants, this is the place where only the richest people in the world can afford.

2. Restaurant Le Meurice (Paris)

Price: USD 524 Copyright phb123.com The elegant vintage interior of the Le Meurice restaurant in the heart of Paris makes every lover scream. For $524, you can only choose the signature dishes of the restaurant as well as desserts and cheeses. You can taste the famous Guinean poultry pie and veal cookies. It should be noted that the above package does not include drinks and services, so a meal costs at least $624.

3. Ithaa Underwater Restaurant (Maldives)

Price: 500 USD One of the top ten most luxurious restaurants in the world, this is the only place to eat under the sea. For $320 you will enjoy spectacular marine life, stunning views and a unique and memorable underwater dining experience. Try to taste coral fish caviar, and you need to spend another $100 to complete your meal for beverages and service consumption.

4. Crissier Restaurant (Switzerland)

Price: 415 USD One of the world's top ten most luxurious restaurants, Restaurant Crissier, is a three-star Michelin-starred restaurant. The chef is the well-known Benoit Violier, inheriting the legacy of the restaurant's legendary chef for forty years. The main food is the Swiss 415 package.

5. Gordon Ramsay (London)

Price: USD 355 The Scottish restaurant is a 3-star Michelin restaurant that lasted for 14 years, which has an extraordinary position and influence in the food industry. Of course, you can enjoy a luxury meal for $355, and of course a generous service fee. Here you can taste the authentic red wine of Margaux Manor in 1900, which is priced at $18,850.

6. Massa (New York City)

Price: $350 You can find Masa in the City Time Warner Center, which is as memorable as a meal. The atmosphere in the restaurant is very quiet, the single set menu price is $350, and the meal time lasts for three hours. It is recommended to wear some comfortable clothes.

7. Aragawa (Tokyo)

Price: $341 Copyright phb123.com Was been in 2006ForbesRanked as the most expensive restaurant in the world. The restaurant can only accommodate up to 22 people. The highlight here is the best Kobe beef. A full meal plan for this expensive restaurant costs at least $341.

8. Misoguigawa (Japan)

Phb123.com Price: 270 USD Located in the heart of Kyoto, the restaurant specialises in French cuisine. However, if you want to experience the best dishes in Misoguigawa, you must make an appointment in advance and have to be there five days ago. The regular version of the eight-course meal costs $162, and the premium version of the menu costs $270.

9, Le Pre Catelan (Paris)

Price: 255 USD A better way to enjoy the romantic atmosphere of Paris is to eat in one of the most beautiful restaurants in the city. The restaurant offers the best of French cuisine, and you can taste the best shrimp, veal dishes, quality bread and wine. The minimum consumption is $130. Of course, if you want to enjoy the best service in the restaurant, you can enjoy a seven-course meal for $255.

10. SAGAYA ginza (Tokyo)

On Saturday morning I posted my blog as usual, by Saturday afternoon I was off line and I felt panicked. I am now pleased The CP Diary is back on line.

With no break in blogs for the last 8+ years, missing a day on my website, I was gutted. You could say it was ‘a break from the norm’ but for me it was the most stressful time, because I had no idea why.

I know that because I deal with sensory issues, I work better when my thoughts don’t go into overdrive, I’m in a routine and everything goes according to plan. When I struggle to understand that makes me feel more panicked.

Thankfully I’m back on line, back to writing, back to blogging and back to putting blogs out in sequence so that the topics are varied and balanced.