Times like these I don’t worry about investments - can’t do anything about an existing loss and the market will come back up. Perhaps look at as a buying opportunity?It's nice to hear from you. It's good you got your foot surgery out of the way and are on the road to recovery.
The last time DH and I went out was last Tuesday so it's been almost a week. We've been watching our investments dwindle away. It's making me anxious. The governor directed that we stay home since we are high risk but we had already decided to do that last week. We stocked up with food and supplies. I've been cooking. I'm trying to use up everything in the freezer. The first things we will run out of are milk, ice cream, cheese and eggs. I may end up baking bread. Yesterday I made tortillas from scratch because I wanted to make enchiladas and hadn't thought to buy any.
I've just started working on our taxes and spending a lot of time on the forum. We have Netflix and Amazon Prime, plus lots of movies on the DVR. I always have a supply of books to read. We have jigsaw puzzles in the garage. If I get motivated, I have plenty of yarn to knit or crochet.
My purses and most of my clothes aren't getting used.
I’m sorry to hear you’re high risk. It’s easy to be frustrated and cavalier when I’m not. I hope this passes quickly so you won’t have a reason to be concerned.

I’m not much for watching TV or movies but I’ve done a lot of that during this recuperation. I can’t take any more. Lol! I’m even sick of reading which I love to do.
This has made me wonder what the ham sandwich I’m going to do when I’m elderly. I am always doing something - usually something at least semi active if it’s not work related. Now, I can’t do much of anything because of the foot / covid combo. I will go positively batty when I’m older if I can’t be active. So, I need to thoughtfully develop some more sedentary hobbies.
