Pandemic or not, it's better to get outside sometimes and go for a walk or so. This summer and autumn, we actually spent more time outside than usually, on playgrounds as well as in parks and in the woods, because it was a relatively save way to meet with friends and family.
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I've been getting everything through mail and courier deliveries, including groceries.
I used to take advantage of commuting as a form of light daily exercise, whether by foot or, more recently, with my skateboard. I didn't perform any additional physical workout and even with a gym inside the new building I moved to I haven't taken the time to go. And at this point I feel like it's a lost cause.
My neighborhood is a dense city block full of people who wear their mask incorrectly and several people in my immediate social circle are immunocompromised, so I've had to assess a higher risk than most people living in sparser residential areas. So I've been going outside only for very good reasons and I don't feel it can include a daily park trip.
Ha, this reminded me that New York City has an extensive subway system I have no idea how to use anymore either. Where are you supposed to go to take it? Is there a password?
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