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Message: [QUOTE="DarthGrumpy, post: 3489868, member: 2141"] I already work remotely, so no major impact there; but, now my clients are all working remotely, so that is something we all have to adapt to. Plus, most of the people I work with now have kids at home, so its new twist on work/life balance. I'm lucky that my kids are usually good when I am on a call or webinar (I live in a small house, so the spare bedroom is also my home office); but, everyone is being very lenient with disruptions right now as everyone adapts to this new environment. I take a break on most days to shoot hoops during lunchtime with my boys in the driveway to give my wife a break, whose is out of work as her college is shut down (and being used as a drive-thru testing facility). At around 5:30, weather permitting, I take the boys down to the town park to go for a 3-mile run. The park is technically closed; but, as long as we stick to ourselves and maintain proper distance, no one bothers us as the police are patrolling the park regularly. Did go for a nice hike at the nearby State Park last weekend. The only issue there was the very crowded parking lot. Once we got into the woods, we did some of the harder trails and rarely came across anyone. The hard part will be over the next few weeks for my younger son's birthday and then Easter because my folks nor my in-laws will be able to visit as they are all in that 70 age range and 3 of the 4 have underlying health issues. With several Covid-19 cases in my town, not taking the risk. [/QUOTE]

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