​​Well, this is Part 2 of t​he videos that I have made while being in quarantine during the Covid-19 Pandemic - if you did not  view Part 1 you can watch it  H​ERE:

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​Two months into this period of Lockdown, things seem even more bizarre and surreal than they did after the first month, and, as promised, I have included my point of view on the psychological, emotional and philosophical aspects of all this.​**

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​Many thanks for all the many comments, suggestions and emails I received after the first video was published, they were very encouraging and helpful, and I have incorporated some of the ideas ​suggested into to this latest offering.

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​The ​film I highly recommended in my video above is "Human" the movie (The Director's Cut). A stunning and heart​ warming ​film about both the diversity and the inter-relatedness of humankind. Watch it on full screen if you can - you will not be disappointed.

You can find it H​ERE:

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​My sincere thanks to Yrgó Mikkonen from Finland for the use of his video and original music score as an end piece to mine. You can find out more about Yrgó HERE: and his compositions and videos ​HERE: and HERE:

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​As before, ​if you have enjoyed my video or f​ound it interesting, helpful or supportive, let me know in the comments below or email me personally at: peter@petercliffordonline.com or any other Gmail or Hotmail address you may have for me.

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​Lastly, making this video (only my ​second full ​production), editing it, uploading it and distributing it, part of me being "more productive", ​continues to be an interesting learning curve! 

Again the final quality is not as good as the filmed original​ mainly because of ​poor upload speeds in rural France​ but this "old dog" is learning "new tricks" all the time, especially a​round video file sizes and compression, and ​future videos will improve. ​As before, feel free to comment on any aspect of the video below or ​by email.

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​Most of all, please take very good care of yourselves and stay as healthy and as safe as possible during what could be a very haul​!

​​​Cheers for now! Peter.