Yes

Mel

06/11/2020

I'm pretty calm about it. I feel like things are cautiously getting back to normal, though I'm still not a fan of wearing face coverings in public. I wear them if required, but not if they're not.

Vastly.
The first month I was in a panic, really worried and now I'm pretty calm. I don't think it's quite as dangerous as I initially thought. I still follow all the guidelines regarding gatherings and social distancing, but overall my life is slowly returning to normal.

I'm still not convinced that there won't be a second wave. I wouldn't say I'm fearful, but I still do curtsied pick ups wherever possible. I do my groceries once a week at the smallest grocery store I've found. I'm lucky to run into 10 people there when I go.
I don't think I'll be venturing out too much. I'm basically sitting at home with my toilet paper seeing how it goes.

By just being smart. We stopped going to crowded places towards the end of February and made a once a week grocery trip. Since then it has just been work (we were essential), groceries and occasional trips to the drug store if something was needed. I haven't gone anywhere else.
We bough face coverings and honestly have never used them. I've always practised good hand hygiene and cleaning so that didn't have to change much.

I'm just aware of my surroundings and smart.

Yep. I'd be the first in line. I have said since the beginning that my biggest fear wasn't getting Covid, it was having it and not knowing. I'd feel terrible if I made anyone of my friends and family ill, or caused their death. I'd get the vaccine to protect those around me more than myself.

Thankfully, no.

I'm an introvert so my life really hasn't changed that much. I do miss occasional trips to the malls and a bite to eat out, but overall my life is the same. I'd live with the regulations as long as they were in place and there was a threat.

Caledonia

Yes