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Message: [QUOTE="Chin Diesel, post: 3834173, member: 34"] Put me in the category with doing as much as possible to stay normal. Things working to my advantage going in to this. Not a big fan of movies. Not a big fan of clubs/bars and crowded indoor areas Don't use bus or train for public transportation. Flew a bit for work, but that ends with rental cars and hotel rooms. Due to some travel for work the team I work within is used to being dispersed and using email, Skype, text messages, phones, etc. We don't need to all physically near each other to function. Thank goodness work computers don't have video capability making Skype much easier. Availability of outdoors year round for golf, walking, and other outdoor activities. Realization by May that this was mostly aerosol/respiratory and learned not to worry about transmission by touching things others have touched. Have a small group of friends and families who had relatively low exposure rates to getting 'rona. Group also had good first hand knowledge from people in varied medical professions- doctors, nurses, medical teachers, fire/rescue personnel and federal gov't employees working in public health or safety positions. Was able to get a good aggregate of positions and information from them. Learned not to argue with those who are buried in their position. Same for those who think are doing things right but really aren't. This includes family including some who are elderly and have comorbidities but continued high risk behavior. Did best to support small businesses whenever possible. Wasn't that hard to do outside dining or take out. Didn't really get glued to TV but did binge watch a few new series and some older TV sitcoms. That's some of it. [/QUOTE]

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