Well that was fun - not.

 Thanks for everyone's comments and I think we were all going to dress up a bit! 

The process at the local Health Centre followed its usual path. Do it on the cheap. Other centres have put up tents, laid out chairs, etc. Ours was running late, people queued outside (well spaced) and thankfully it was not raining or cold,  and when you got inside you did a shuffle round taped marks on the carpet round a "roundabout" of waiting room chairs pushed into a "pass the parcel circle" but you could not sit down!  

Once nearer the treatment rooms it was coats off, cardigans dangling, and go, go, go. I was probably the youngest and definitely the fittest I could see - at least I was not leaning on one, or two, walking sticks. My bright cardigan got a few comments about how cheerful it was!  Some people were told to wait in their cars 15 mins afterwards but when I queried should I hang about as I had walked there - it was No, off you go.   Thought about it and the two or three I heard being told to wait about were definitely on sticks, just had a heart attack (earlier gossiping) or were generally not "well". I must have been looking like a spritely spring chicken as no one worried about me!!!

24 hours later I could do with sympathy though. Arm is painful and I feel sick. I hope this does not last too long!!  I have my own vaccine anti medicine on the side for later. A very big bar!

Meanwhile I am milking the sympathy vote from husband who has more or less recovered from his jab last week. Made me porridge for breakfast, helped with the Grocery delivery and made coffee at 11am. Wonder if he could do the pancakes?