I'm doing a lot more baking - made soft pretzels and brioche last week, and will continue experimenting as soon as I can find more eggs. I can still do bread without eggs, though.
I'm reading a lot. I have two library books, a borrowed book, and a collection of Ursula K LeGuin's works to get through. If/when I finish those, I'm thinking of starting a reread of all Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere works in preparation for the next book coming out later this year.
I plan to get started on gardening. I need to finish building some raised beds and fill them with soil, so I'll be ready to start planting in April after the frost date. I have some seeds started, and a bunch more ready to direct seed.
I plan to do a lot of household organizing and decluttering, especially with DH. We have several rooms that we haven't properly moved into since buying this house, so we'd love to get closer to that. This will include working on sewing and mending projects.
Beyond that, I may pick up some artistic pursuits that have fallen by the wayside in recent years. I have a long neglected sketchbook to work in, and I haven't practiced my oboe in quite some time.
We also want to keep in contact with friends and family during this time. One of our friends is urging us to get Tabletop Simulator, a steam game that lets you play board games online with friends. We'll probably do that and set up regular game nights to keep a sense of community alive while we can't get together in person.
Oh, and I'll still be working at least part time from home, as much as possible. Frankly I don't know how I'll find the time to work! Which is good, because I'll probably run out of remote work in the next few days anyway.
