I would like the 'fully' or 'almost' normal people to elaborate.
We're both going to work the same as normal. I work outdoors and DH works in construction (on his own) so neither of us have needed to adapt how we do our jobs.
Online food deliveries - we've always got them so it's no different to usual.
Online shopping - again, we've always done it as we live very rurally so it's far more practical to buy online than make the 90 minute round trip to the nearest town to go shopping. I only really shop in person 2-3 times a year so it's no real hardship to miss out.
We've been going out for meals as usual - we have a dog so pretty much always go places where we can sit outside anyway. Having to book a few days in advance is no hardship but plenty of places around here are quiet and you can just turn up - especially as there's only two of us and we don't really want to sit indoors. Buying takeaway is the same as normal too - ordering online and getting food delivered or doing contactless collections. We've never been asked for contact details but leaving them doesn't mean things don't feel normal. It's just one of those things - can't say it bothers me or puts me off in any way.
DH's hobbies are mostly outdoors/exercise related - mountain biking, dog walking, surfing, running - not impacted by COVID in any way. I'm a homebody so I'm quite happy pottering at home, reading, messing about online, cooking, baking and sitting in the garden. I also have a dog and walking him is going ahead as normal. Beaches, parks, woodland, nature reserves aren't impacted by COVID.
I suppose it just depends on what your lifestyle was like beforehand. We still see family. I've gone to takeaway/outdoor seating-type places with my mum and she's come over to my house for coffee, or we've taken the dog for walks. I also see my in-laws most days - pop in for coffee or to collect parcels. No changes in that department.