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Pretty similar to spoon.
I did learn to cook a lot more things. I made grocery runs without a list, see whatever was on sale or caught my eye then take it home and google a dish with whatever I had and just wing it. 4 of 5 times would turn out delicious!
I was always into plants so yes I know how what you mean.
One big positive I am glad about was that my entire family (parents, spouse and siblings) was finally able to spend a LOT of quality time together. Pre-pandemic most of us worked 60+ hours a week for over a decade and all at different times of the day so we rarely ever see each other for more than a moment. The only time we ever got really together for a full family dinner was like Christmas or Thanksgiving. This gave us an opportunity to bond. Take turns cooking, watch some movies, learn more about each other, etc ... it was nice.
I mean there were also moments when we saw each other TOO much and started to go stir-crazy ... lol
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