Re-watching Sailor Moon on the weekends.
Reading: Trick Mirror by Jia Tolentino, A History of the Philippines by Luis H. Francia, Silent Spring by Rachel Carson, Lilith’s Brood by Octavia Butler, and readings for classes.
Re-reading: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling, America Is Not The Heart by Elaine Castillo, The Sympathizer by Viet Thanh Nguyen
Listening to: My Brother, My Brother, and Me; Thirst Aid Kit; Hello Internet; Unsleeping City
Scrolling through: Twitter, Instagram
Stumbling across: New literary magazines and pandemic-themed publications. Recent favorites have been mineral lit mag, Backchannels Journal, Verse-Virtual, Across the Social Distances, Pandemic Publications, Black Coffee Review.
Avoiding: Facebook, except Facebook Messenger
Exercise: Videos from my ballet instructor
What’s been getting you through? Let me know in the comments.
Header image from Pixabay.
Caroliena Cabada 
First, tightly managing (restricting) potential contacts, which leads to hunkering down, planning grocery deliveries, etc;.
Then, doing neglected maintenance and projects in and around the house; reading; boning up on computer and device management and up-dates; and comforting my wife, while she does same with our kids, their families and grandkids – via new and challenging remote tele communications. M 🙂
Glad you’ve found ways to keep busy! Finding tasks around the house is also on my list, too, just not immediately. Hope you and your family are safe and enjoying virtual time together!
Focusing on other things is a wise choice. I’ve been doing that too. 🙂
Anna from elements of emaginette
I’m glad to hear it! 🙂 Hope you’re finding some joy in all this mess.