Pandemic

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I was reading something about how people were locked in during the pandemic and had to feel a sense of brilliance. When the pandemic hit, I had been living in one of the upscale busy areas. Three different supermarkets in easy walking distance, two pharmacies, there's a dentist, there an eye doctor, on and on, an area that was crowded. In fear I raced to behind the world where social distancing is standard. Outside of going to a nearby town to do monthly shopping, visit banks and other stores I stayed put. Out here we have a few corner chops and automatically stayed outside with our masks if anyone was inside. Each day I went to the cove twice for a swim. I wore my mask more as a dust protector for there were few people within five arm's length. Instead of locked in I spent most time outside. It was a wise choice.