The Lockdown Tag 2020

Yes, I know, this is a very very odd, non-writing-or-book-related tag and post, but…we’re in lockdown! I didn’t know what to post this week! And I got tagged!

So heck, let’s do it! 😀

Um…thanks for approving, Kylo.

And thanks, Lydia, for tagging me!

Rules:

1.  Thank the blogger who nominated you.
2.  Answer blogger’s questions.
3.  Nominate other bloggers.

Lydia’s Questions:

1: Overall, how well have you handled being in lockdown?

Hmm…okay I guess. There have been many times where I’ve complained and been glum about it. I dislike it very much. But I’ll survive. Hopefully.

2: What have you missed doing most during this time?

Basically the two things I did normally before lockdown: seeing my friends regularly and going to church. I didn’t realize how important those things were for my sanity until I wasn’t able to do them. Oh, and the fact that all playgrounds are shut down. I like playgrounds. 😡

3: Have you had to wear a mask at all lately?

Nope. I don’t go around much, and there’s no law here (yet) that anyone has to wear a mask outside of their home, so I don’t.

4: Have you spent more time outside recently?

Definitely, but I wouldn’t say it was because of lockdown. I started going outside a lot before lockdown, after getting into parkour. But I’ve seen alot of people taking walks around our neighborhood who don’t normally, which is cool.

5: What did/does your daily schedule look like under lockdown?

I get up. If it’s a school day I do school. I work on all of my hobbies. I waste a lot of time. I read. I walk to the park nearby our house. I go back home. I go to bed. XD

And that’s it!

I’m not really sure who to tag, so if you’re reading this right now…consider yourself tagged!!

Here are my questions for you:

1. Have you gotten more reading done in lockdown?
2. What is the most irritating thing for you in lockdown?
3. What’s one positive thing about lockdown?
4. Have you made any plans for after lockdown let’s up?
5. Have you had more time during lockdown to think/do things you would normally push to the side in your daily life?

Until later,