Are you self-isolating?

[Roy]

Yes, totally. I haven't been outside my house for weeks.

Yes, as much as possible. Only shopping trips for supplies, when I social distance.

Partly. I have an essential job, but otherwise I stay at home.

Partly. I have greatly reduced my interaction with others to such things as church and family gatherings.

Not really, but everyone else is, so I'm doing it by default.

No. Life as usual. No change in work or social activities.

Definitely not - I've expanded my social interaction to show that the danger is a media or political hoax.

[Roy]

Prompted by carp's question to mikewhitney.

[Sparko]

I have only gone out to get groceries (Kroger pickup), prescriptions (drive-thru window), and once to get blood work done (I have to have it done once a month)

And I go out to get my mail, which I throw out if it is not important and wipe down if it is. I also wipe down my prescriptions and groceries, and wash my hands often. I am one of the people at the highest risk of dying if I catch it.

[EvoUK]

Yes, as much as possible. Only shopping trips for supplies, when I social distance.

Most of my shopping has come through via delivery, so I've only had to pop to the local petrol station for essentials (milk, eggs, bread) if I run out. This has happened 3 times in the last 4 weeks.

Otherwise I haven't left the house, though I'm fortunate in that I have a garden.

[oxmixmudd]

I have only gone out to get groceries (Kroger pickup), prescriptions (drive-thru window), and once to get blood work done (I have to have it done once a month)

And I go out to get my mail, which I throw out if it is not important and wipe down if it is. I also wipe down my prescriptions and groceries, and wash my hands often. I am one of the people at the highest risk of dying if I catch it.

Yeah, stay safe Sparko. I have to work about 50% in the office, but most are WFH, so it's a mostly empty building. They gave us all hand sanitizer and wipes. I keep a covering on my keyboard area that I sanitize on entry and exit. My office mate is 100% WFH, so I have no interactions with live people and a door I can close, though policy is to wear a mask and keep six feet minimum if I do.

I go out to exercise but otherwise only make trips to the store. I do try to patronize takeout food 1or 2 times a week to help those businesses survive but take the necessary precautions with those interactions.

[One Bad Pig]

Not sure I quite fit any of the options. My family is isolating as much as possible, only making necessary trips to the grocery store. I was working from home until furloughed this week. I am, however, considered essential at church, so I am one of 5 people putting on services.

[Cow Poke]

I am continuing to fulfill my responsibilities, but with great concern for the vulnerable - particularly the elderly and especially the elderly with complications.

For what it's worth, I'm maintaining the "no more than 10" and "no closer than 6'" rules where possible - which is almost always possible except at home, I've changed our office hours to fewer, and alternate days at the office with my ministry coordinator.

I'm spending MORE time outside, however, when at home.

[Cow Poke]

Not sure I quite fit any of the options. My family is isolating as much as possible, only making necessary trips to the grocery store. I was working from home until furloughed this week. I am, however, considered essential at church, so I am one of 5 people putting on services.

You're considered essential at Tweb, too.

[Christian3]

I have only gone out to get groceries (Kroger pickup), prescriptions (drive-thru window), and once to get blood work done (I have to have it done once a month)

And I go out to get my mail, which I throw out if it is not important and wipe down if it is. I also wipe down my prescriptions and groceries, and wash my hands often. I am one of the people at the highest risk of dying if I catch it.

Do you find making up a grocery list a royal pain?

[Cow Poke]

Do you find making up a grocery list a royal pain?

Personally, I use an app called GroceryIQ that I share with my wife. We add things to it throughout the day or week so that, when we do go shopping, either or both of us can use that list.

And, LONG ago, we learned never to go shopping while hungry.

[Sparko]

Do you find making up a grocery list a royal pain?

no. I use an app on my phone. I usually buy the same things anyway so I have a "regulars" list that I use to order.

[Thoughtful Monk]

My wife and I are staying in and only going out for supplies or to help other family members who don't have transportation.

I'm in an essential industry but thank God I'm able to work from home.

[Chaotic Void]

I work in an Essential Service (Loaded Term... but that's beside the point), but I've been sanitizing and been keeping contact to a minimum. I bought a bunch of dry and canned goods when this whole Covid-19 shindig started to keep grocery outings to a minimum.

At the end of the day, I'm just glad I still have a job.

[Roy]

For what it's worth, I'm working from home (which limits what I can do) and only going out for combined shopping/exercise trips.

[Cow Poke]

I work in an Essential Service (Loaded Term... but that's beside the point), but I've been sanitizing and been keeping contact to a minimum. I bought a bunch of dry and canned goods when this whole Covid-19 shindig started to keep grocery outings to a minimum.

At the end of the day, I'm just glad I still have a job.

I have a number of friends who started "working from home" but now are laid off. One of my sons-in-law works at a car dealership, and has been cut to 3 days a week.