I doubt there are going to be any future 'lockdowns' precluding a global war or another fast-spreading pandemic such as this (it's not really a lockdown in any case; supplies are still on the move and shops still accessible).
First up, it's more a case of what I won't start doing. My hairdresser was joking me about how terrible some women were going to feel when their normal practice is to invest money in fillers, botox, acrylic nails etc, and what on earth they were going to look/feel like when this was all over! Admittedly my roots and hair will look terrible, but none of the others are a concern. I was playing with the idea of having fillers (not Botox) but in the wake of this situation, have changed my mind. All very superficial, unimportant stuff I know!
As to the preppers. Looking back at my childhood, my grandparents would always have fallen into this category. The cupboard under the stairs was always neatly stacked with a LOT of tinned food, and there was an additional chest freezer in one of the bedrooms. They will have lived through rationing, so I do kind of see the reasoning.
My DH is no prepper, but he does have a wind-up radio and torch, stored together. Since DC was born we always have an adequate store of medicines and a first aid kit. Beyond that, we are not real preppers (and DH is by no means as tidy or organized as my Gran!)
As from now, I think we'll have a 'beer fridge' in the garage - will always keep frozen spinach, vegetables etc., and a separate store of non-perishables. A back-storage of tinned tomatoes is always useful, as they're the sort of thing that always gets used. I've never understood the panic about the rocking horse shit AKA bog roll. I have never and will never be a 'stock piler'.
I like the treadmill idea. We do have an exercise bike, which has been a life-saver since the gym and local riding stables shut.
Anyone else jealous as hell of anyone with a hot tub? 