Quarantine over, what will you do?

[singletonb]

I am looking forward for this thing to be over and the virus contained or eradicated.  I want to go out to a restaurant and not have to worry about the virus.  What will you do when set free?

[tantricia44]

I want to do my Friday fish night at Golden Corral with my parents. That was our Family thing every Friday before this Quarantine destroyed that!

[debidoo]

Continue to close to what I am doing now to be honest.  I am kind of a homebody anyway and honestly I don't think we are out of the woods yet or even close.  Everyone has to decide for themselves but I will continue to proceed with great caution.  Good luck to all and be safe.

[stevensm4]

Continue to close to what I am doing now to be honest.  I am kind of a homebody anyway and honestly I don't think we are out of the woods yet or even close.  Everyone has to decide for themselves but I will continue to proceed with great caution.  Good luck to all and be safe.

The same but nonetheless, after this crap is over, I'm getting a job! 

[countrygirl12]

I don't think it will ever be over.  This is here to stay.  Even if restrictions are lifted every where I think some of your physco people who are scared to leave their home are always going to be completely insane about people being near them or going out in public.  Guess it will be the new way to get a government check. smh

I probably won't do a lot different than I am now.  I do plan to continue the new way of going to town once a month and getting what I need for a month instead of once a week.  People are completely insane.

[JaniceSW]

Do I think this is here forever?  No, I don't, but I believe it is going to be some time before we are able to go back to what it was.  I intend to act cautiously for awhile as I want to remain healthy as long as possible.  However, I really miss going out to dine at a restaurant, going to the mall and walking around, and doing things with friends and family freely.

[cateyes1]

Continue to close to what I am doing now to be honest.  I am kind of a homebody anyway and honestly I don't think we are out of the woods yet or even close.  Everyone has to decide for themselves but I will continue to proceed with great caution.  Good luck to all and be safe.

I am so much like you my friend. Life for me will basically be the same as when before this happened

[calendria]

 

I agree, better safe than sorry.  Keeping up with the effects of this virus (and any new strains that emerge)  will take mindfulness and total self control.  Shop on sale, have coupons and continue to stock up on items we've learned become scarce is a good rule.  Only dine at restaurants you know and trust is another.  Gone are the days I would feel comfortable in a crowd for any function so I avoid the parks and other places if there is a lot of people.  Drove by Costco yesterday and they were packed, a stream of people still going in and a stream coming out!  I just left, it was probably a 10 minute wait in line to check out! 

[braggin]

I want to be able to go to my weekly clubs to visit and talk with friends in person rather than just by Zoom. I really miss my knitting club and my book club friends. Even if we have to sit 6 feet apart, it will still be more satisfying to see and be with them than communicating over the internet is.

[nannycoe1]

We are still on lockdown until at least May 8. I will not be going out that much anyway because I don't think that we will be safe any time soon.

[beatsdrop]

Just resuming life with my fiancé. It's the simple things in life I miss.

[oldbuddy]

The biggest thing I miss is going to the beach condo and basking in the summer sunshine.

[DEBMZ6]

I'm looking forward to going back to work! I miss my everyday routine!

[vg7405]

Well, I am returning to work next week (on a limited schedule). While I am too thrilled about it, it does break up the monotony of being forced to shelter in place.

[minioncookies]

Honeslty i just want to get out again. Sick of being stuck in my home because of stay at home order. Its quite annoying at this point and time for a change