Name and rank three things you miss the most
 

1. Fitness Center
2. Swimming
3. The company of my nephew, niece, and their kids living nearby.

The first two only outrank the third because they were daily occurrences.

1) Eating out in a restaurant
2) MVP Gym at Brownwood
3) Listening to music at the squares (Hooligans)

Restaurants
Clubs
Shopping

1. Socializing/rec center events.
2. Shopping.
3. Eating out.

Miss my neighbors wife...He's home all the time :1rotfl:

My 1967 Camaro RS SS L78 convertible that looked almost exactly like this one, same color scheme; only 110 were made. 1967 Chevrolet Chevy Camaro RS SS L78 Convertible in Marina Blue - My Car Story with Lou Costabile - YouTube

An early girlfriend that I truly loved. Unfortunately she passed away at age 43,

My grandchildren as they live so far away in the panhandle of Idaho.

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9 ball. Pickleball. Tennis. Straight pool (14-1)
Pickleball 8 ball. One pocket Tennis 9 bank
Tennis. Tennis. Pickleball. Pickleball

If I’m really bored, guess I could play golf.

1. My Son and his family, especially our 3 yr. old granddaughter.
2. Friends.
3. Being able to go out and shop.

In general, just being active and independent.

Missing from the pandemic
 

1) socializing with my ashtray friends at Spanish Springs

2) Leaving my house without fear

3) Kevin Paula and Patty the Great bartenders in the square😅:coolsmiley:

Freedom to go out and do whatever I please

Beyond that - nothing

1. My sister, who was supposed to sell her house up north and move to the Villages - and that has all been put on hold until Connecticut gets the medical all-clear and re-opens the state.

2. Being able to hug people.

3. Archery

1. Going grocery shopping and finding everything on my list in one place.
2. Tennis
3. Dancing on the squares

1) swimming laps
2) going out and about to shop, eat out, , work out, dance, etc... the way we all used to be able to. Especially miss being able to frequently buy quality fresh fruit, vegetables, and fish.
3) regular golfing routine

Great comments

Now these are the Villagers we have come to know and why we live here