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My life did not change drastically. Shops are open I can go out just not cross the borders. Perhaps I could but if I can not go back.
I live on the country, no neighbors or friends here and no one would stop me from hugging if I like, which I do not do with everyone.
So if I miss something it's the freedom to cross the borders.
You are quite lucky. Most likely the restrictions - where imposed - feel a lot worse in a city or even a town.
Yes, now I am lucky but in normal life no one likes to live here far away from civilization. A doctor, firefighters, ambulance will not pick you up, the garbage isn't collected, you need to see how to get your water but at least we have electricity and if it doesn't rain we are not locked in here and can leave.
To be honest I am happy I am no longer living in a city but I know too I can not get old here.
Happy day. 💕
Although I haven't experienced this kind of life myself for long term, I know what you mean, my father has an quasi-isolated farm way up close to the mountains. He loves it there, but realizes how hard it is compared to his accommodation in town, even if he has better conditions than you described.
Your father must have a great life up there. I hope he enjoys it.
It's good to have something closer or in town. I have too my daughter lives in it. She told me to come live with her but the youngest need to finish their education first which they can not over there.
It's probably over there where I end up. Shops nearby, there's a asmall garden, water, electricity and I only need to cross the road and stand in front of the shops and doctor's office. I wouldn't need a car or can share one which would be great too.
I wish you a happy day. 💕