Little things about Lockdown that you miss. (1 Viewer)

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I know it was a horrible time for many, and I don't mean to make light of that, but what are some of the little bits of lockdown that you miss?

It all seems very cynical now, but I do remember those initial few weeks when I'd rushed home from Milan right before international flights had closed. The shipyard horn here in Belfast sounded for the first time in 20 years and you could hear it all over the city.

And I did like how regimented I could make myself with work schedule, running, reading etc. Partly aided by the sun and access to a garden.
 
Working a second job whilst getting furlough money and paying off my credit card debts. THANKS TORIES!
 
I think it made me realise that a lot of my extraversion is just me feeling obligated to be seen seeing people, and I was fine dialling back and being with family for months.
 
Being able to do a 75 minute commute in half the time.
 
Drinking a bottle of rosé at lunchtime and then 'working it off' with Just Dance on YouTube, or sitting on the lawn, finally catching up on some classics I'd always been meaning to, like On The Road. Basically, being on furlough
 
I did some zooms with people I hadn’t talked to in years, so that was nice. Until it became boring
 
Actually watching all of Mad Men was my greatest accomplishment
 
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Rushing to the laptop for your allocated 5 minute window to choose an entry for the Kalavision that never happened
 
That little period where work had an "oh shit" realisation that we all needed laptops and we literally COULD NOT WORK from home but still got full pay :disco:

Filming silly little videos for Suomi
 
Friday night zoom drinking with my best mates.
Peak Moopy
Walks in the park (lockdown one only)
Me and Mr Ag's chess tournaments and Sunday roast dinners.
Not having to work.
 

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