Each of our circumstance is different OP. +5 for a thread that makes one think.

My life isn't normal but for a brief transient period I see that it is better than it was before.

I find my coworkers annoying and a distraction.

I dislike needing to get up two and one-half hours early to shower, shave, and put on my coat and tie to head to work.

I dislike the drive home.

I am generally wary of people that look a little 'off' as I shop but make it a point to interact with others, even helping them retrieve items from high shelves.

Now that I work from home I do not need to deal with annoying or backstabbing coworkers.

Now that I work from home I may awaken twenty minutes before work, no business attire needed and may work in my tee shirt and underwear.

I walk to the den to start my day. [Two hours of my time saved].

When I get off work, no need to fight traffic or drive home--I'm already here.

I could work like this for years, but being selfish or an island is no man's right and I know this shutdown is hurting many and they are without work and getting ill so it must end.

Until it does end or we have a return to our former normal, I'll enjoy my 'business formal black underwear' and forty year old tee shirt I wore in college as I work from my den.