Open Thread: Self Care During… All This

Let’s have an open thread today and discuss: what are you doing for self care during (gestures wildly) *all this*? How is your workplace and job either filling your cup or draining you? If you’re balancing work with a lot of volunteer efforts at the moment, how’s that going?
In the past, we’ve talked about anxiety and The State of the World a lot, but… it really is a lot right now. Some posts from our past that might be helpful to you:

How to Keep Your Spirits High When Life Stinks
Dealing with Anxiety, Post Interview or Otherwise
How Laughter Can Help with Anxiety
Tips on Making Time for Therapy
How to Cope with an Emotional Hangover or Lingering Stress
Ways to Relax (Open Thread)
How to Cope with Anxiety
How to Stop Overthinking
How to Keep Calm and Carry On

Personally, a few things that I’m doing (in addition to calling my representatives and donating) include indulging in my latest obsession, flower gardening (yeah, I didn’t see that one coming either — although I do love that it includes spreadsheets so it’s like two hobbies in one!) and, in recent days, I’ve found that singing loudly when I’m alone brings a weird joy. (Perhaps this started when I serenaded friends with an old Kingston Trio song a few weeks ago…)
I wish I could say that I’m still reading funny books or watching funny shows — I’d love any recommendations you have! A lot of the shows that I’d like to watch now, at least in theory, are way too heavy (The Bear, The Pitt), so I find myself not watching much TV.
So… how are you guys doing? What are you doing to get through this moment in time?
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