I appreciate it. I'm fine overall and I have plenty of technological interaction. I've stayed in regular contact with close friends and extended family, and I still have my job and am speaking with my coworkers on a daily basis. I worked from home for several years, and have lived alone for several years, so I'm relatively prepared for all of this. Honestly, the only thing that has been a real hassle has been getting my prescriptions. My doctor has fucked them up four times now, and my anxiety is increasing that I'm either going to be shut out of medication or have to pay for it out-of-pocket because of his mistakes.
Like most people, the indefinite nature is the hardest part to wrestle with. And it's not like I'm going to start spending a bunch of money on things to do at home now that I'm saving on having any plans, since employment is now so fragile. Basically, I'm alternating between trying to exercise more (mixed results), drinking alone (definitely increasing!), and watching a lot more television and movies.
I have a family vacation, two weddings, and a bachelor party still scheduled for late summer/early fall. I'm hopeful they can happen, but not optimistic. I had also hoped to fly for a few days to visit my goddaughter, who I have not seen in a couple of years due to her family moving around the country multiple times. That seems unlikely now as well.
I haven't even begun to wrestle with the idea of when dating could occur again. I'm not good at online dating or dating apps, so this is not my forte. We'll see.