Thread: What percent of your life is back to pre-covid levels?

My kid goes to school in person ✔ (he doesn't even have to wear a mask, but the teachers use face shields)
Never stopped working out in my home gym ✔
Never once felt unsafe in my city thanks to my natural rights to protecc myself ✔
Never once ran out of food since our farm still had plenty ✔
Never ran out of toilet paper since we are always ready for a hurricane with extra stuff ✔
Never once wore a mask outdoors or somewhere that wasn't a private business ✔
Continued to train martial arts at the gym, full contact hnnng ✔
Working from home part time is a win thanks to Covid ✔
Bars and restaurants open, friends willing to go meet up as well ✔

The only thing different now is people who won't shake your hand when you meet them and having to pretend like a mask does anything when you're walking around the grocery store or between tables at a restaurant. My job is pretty strict about the mask thing but they're just playing the legal game there I'm sure.

95% back to normal crew

97.8%

Everything is pretty much open at this point in my state, just need to sign in to hospitality venues with a QR code and masks on public transport

Never stopped working in person
Never wore a mask at work
Have been eating out almost the entire time (restaurants were closed down briefly in Indiana)

Really the only thing that changed was my kids school started 2 weeks late and the end of the previous school year was cut short as E-learning.

Largely business as usual.

everything is pretty much back to 100%

Only difference is my work is now 75% WFH which I couldnt be happier with. This was a permanent change made in the new year.

it's pretty much the same, I'm too broke to do anything outside my home that costs money

Still not physically at work, and training is at a halt with the gating criteria going the wrong way in order for it to start again so it's the biggest thing for me personally. Literally haven't been physically at work for over a year now, would have been hovering around CPC status right about now if this hadn't happened. def a negative.

so maybe like 30% life back. My life was centered all around training

My kid started preschool last fall which actually hasn't been half bad. He has to wear a mask but it's only half days for now.

Been averaging about 20-25 hours a week at the office in the last year. Hasn't changed yet but probably will by summer I'm guessing. That part's gonna suck.

Still been going out to eat and taking the fam to events. We have mask mandates but if we're in a crowd where a certain percentage is ignoring it then we'll ignore also.

Skipped out on a wedding for friends who were going to make everyone double mask and carry your own chair everywhere. Luckily had a good excuse not to go. They live in another state so also an easy decision.

Haven't seen friends as much, feel like they're a little extra paranoid. Bar service will be allowed to resume in a couple weeks so hoping can meet up with a few friends.

We always intended to do a year and a half’s of hard saving to get our house deposit anyways, so we weren’t intending to do anything and wanted to spend as minimally as possible. We started saving at the start of 2020.... apart from the chitty mask at work and in the shop situation, Covid has been great for us. We will now have a 15% deposit rather than my estimated 10%.

No real difference to how I pictured the year and half being, we should be finished saving in June too, just in time for the sun to start making its proper appearance and for the pubs to open back up.

Covid has been a true blessing.

I've been going into the office normally since the start of covid. The only changes in my life are having to wear a mask, get temp checked at work and not being able to travel freely. Can't complain for the most part

Das it. Sounds like most are almost back to 100%. Hnnnng. We're all gonna make it brahs.

The shopping malls in my town is almost dead on the weekdays. Businesses are closing extremely early.

Community college is still limited access by students.

Everything was basically back to normal last May.

Only thing we have is a mask mandate, when going into places, but we don't have to work out with one.

Can't work from home because of out industry and didn't have to close since we are essential.

My life/income dramatically improved

Income wise, I’m at 60%
Everything else is about 95%

I train at home gym and work from home, so basically not much change on the surface except for human interactions IRL.

Since I miss them the most, my answer would be "very much".

I haven't seen my mother face to face almost in two years.