Sorry to hear that @LaneBoy physically or mentally? I too am really happy to be allowed out for a walk - although I've been saying I'll go out for the last hour and a half, and frittering time instead.
My feeling is that lockdown will come, but hopefully we can still go out to exercise and shop for food, and it will be OK. I'd feel better if they implemented it, I think, as the uncertainty is making me a bit mad. I think it might also mean pubs can close and still pay staff, etc, if it's government mandated, but not sure about that.
@haba that sounds hard, does she do what my mum calls the autistic concrete mixer thing, where you become so focused on one thing and you just turn it over and over and over in your head, and things like going to school on a specific day gain huge importance? I used to really struggle with that. Are both DC autistic?
@WeakandWobbly - that sounds so hard, although excel spreadsheet sounds good, and might do one for us. (we are adults, but still struggling, the thing I like about work is the shape it gives to my life.)
Library does Ebooks and Audio if that helps (Am librarian so happy to talk to you about all the online resources, for ages.)
@HatRack - my anxiety is pretty bad at the moment, might climb a hill tomorrow or walk down to the sea. I am a bit scared of tiring myself out though, as I am absolutely unwilling to get on a bus at the moment.
@AspergersMum new routine sounds good, especially running round in the middle of nowhere. Binging less so, but I guess if anyone has issues with food this will trigger them. I have lots of obsessive compulsions around food, and they all seem to be coming out to play at the moment and making me crazy.