Staying at Home

Before the COVID-19 Pandemic, I spent a lot of time at home except for doctor's appointments but I knew that if I needed or wanted to go somewhere I could.  I knew that if I wanted to visit the Mall, any restaurant, Walmart, movie theaters, parks, or gyms I could.  My wife and I usually went out to dinner once a week, got movie tickets once a month, and went on vacation 5-6 times a years either on a cruise, staying in a condo at Myrtle Beach, Gulf Coast, or used our frequent flyer points for a trip to the other side of the country like Las Vegas, Los Angeles, or Vancouver...

And, while is basically the same issues that most everybody else in America is facing, my condition is a TAD different because of the following:

1. I am 73 years old
2. Have had a heart attack
3. Have low to none immunity
4. Have Anemia
5. Have Lymphoma
6. Have Melanoma
7. Have Hypothyroidism

I am more at RISK than most other Americans because of my illnesses and previous health conditions; therefore, I am forced to stay at home more than others and because of that restriction, my home confinement seems to be, at least to me, that it might be more emotional than other people.  There is just so much one can do at home, even if one has hobbies, likes to clean, likes to work outside in the yard, likes to watch 10 year old movies on CABLE