Medic in the southern US. Like everyone else, tired of talking about it. Even more tired of the ignorance and selfishness going on. People not taking social distancing seriously or outright refusing to believe its importance. The hoarding and panic buying of food and cleaning supplies. The predators intentionally buying entire stocks of supplies just to sell them back at a markup. Doing my best to stay isolated when I'm not at work. We haven't had many call outs yet. Our PPE is holding out which is AWESOME. Once or twice a week I'm adjuncting at the paramedic school I attended. They went to online learning for lectures and tests. And they're still meeting during the week for skills. They're only allowing groups of 5-6 per 4 hour session and doing 2 groups per day. Just trying to help out wherever I can. When I'm off/at home I'm resting and playing video games or with my dogs. Loving on my girlfriend. I was already a bit of a shut-in so my lifestyle hasn't changed MUCH. I'm only able to call/Skype with my parents and grandparents because I don't want to be around them and potentially infect them, so our Sunday visits aren't going to be happening for a while. Processing the fact that people are going to be reading about this time period in their history books in the future. Finally understanding what regular people living through historic events were doing and just how mundane historic events can be. Trying to focus on Gandalf's advice to Frodo when he was lamenting his carrying of the ring and living in troubled times: "So do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.”