I've discovered "Axe Throwing". Made myself a couple of targets.
Would highly recommend.

i thought throwing axes was discovered a long time ago

My routine hasn’t changed that much. Other then wearing a mask when I go to the store.
I’ve been walking a lot, as I had started gaining a couple of pounds.
With heart disease, hypertension, asthma, Ménière’s disease, diabetes, I have to try to keep as healthy as I can. And with not being able to get out much, I’ve been trying to make up for it.
And it’s working. I’ve lost the few pounds I had gained.

I caught it in March was off work for 4 weeks had all the symptoms apart from severe shortness of breath. Bed bound for 10 days. Wasn't good. 45k deaths in the UK. Not good. Keep safe Cheesy

I caught it in March was off work for 4 weeks had all the symptoms apart from severe shortness of breath. Bed bound for 10 days. Wasn't good. 45k deaths in the UK. Not good. Keep safe Cheesy

Wow....I’m glad you recovered from it!
Do you have any idea about how you caught the disease? Have people around you been wearing masks, and have businesses in your area had hand sanitizer available?
I’ve tried to be as careful as I can be. I use hand sanitizer whenever it’s available at stores. I wear a mask in stores.
Just trying to use common sense, without going overboard.
I don’t go to taverns, don’t go out to eat. (I’m a better cook then most restaurants anyway!)
I didn’t go to taverns before the outbreak, so I’m surely not going to start now!😁
There are 2 bars about a 5 minute walk from where I live. Since things have opened up, they have been very busy. More of a chance to catch sick there then anywhere else.
Again, I’m very happy to hear that you beat the crap out of covid19!😁

No idea how I caught it. Being very careful when I go out. Mask on etc. Washing clothes worn on a daily basis. My wife has only just started going out as is high risk with her having severe RA and heart and lung problems. She couldn't take in the queueing for shops lol.

Since the pandemic -- I've changed jobs and subsequently lost almost 10 lbs since starting new job. I'm told I'm much happier, smile more (always smiled but now I'm told its genuine and not a facade) and been working on my truck quite a bit.

I haven't really been someone who goes to stores and such -- so my life on that front hasn't changed much.

Something kind of funny and by funny I mean stupid. I originally thought, fine, let me catch it, let me beat it and then I'll be good to go. Turns out, just because you had it, doesn't mean you won't get it again, lol. Of course, my fear isn't me being able to survive it and come out 100% healthy -- it's those around me I have more care and concern over. I'm extremely fortunate with my health, but understand others are not.

Part of me wishes we would just shut the Country down for 3 weeks and let only TRULY essential people continue to work. I just want this to be over with, but it feels like we're trying to clean a pool of piss while having sections in the pool that it's okay to piss in.

No idea how I caught it. Being very careful when I go out. Mask on etc. Washing clothes worn on a daily basis. My wife has only just started going out as is high risk with her having severe RA and heart and lung problems. She couldn't take in the queueing for shops lol.

I can understand that. No matter how much hand sanitizer you use, or how many times you wash your hands, you never know what you might touch where a sick person has touched. I’m high risk too, heart disease, diabetes and asthma (and other crap) so I am as careful as possible. Give your wife a hug for me and tell her I will pray she doesn’t get the disease! She doesn’t need that on top of her other illnesses!