Normally in Springtime, I go out to view flowers in bloom across the Metro.
Plus around the state. Sometimes, even in different places in the world.

Springtime is normally a time to get outside; go places; get together with friends.
Normally, Springtime is time to come out of Winter hibernation & NOT just stay at home.

However, this Spring we are living in anything but "normal" times.

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Update: March 31, 2020, 04:32 GMT
USA: 164,253 cases of COVID-19 - 3,167 deaths

The United States now has over double the number of novel coronavirus cases as China

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In the distance, the Forsythia seem to finally be in bloom. They are the first Spring Flowers that I've seen this year. However, I needed a telephoto lens (and look through tree branches) to be able to spot them in a neighbors' yard.
Sadly, this view is now pretty much my view of the "outside world".

However, other neighbors seem to have had some sort of a party two days ago with over a dozen cars together in their driveway. The Metro has a "stay-at-home" order, but not everyone abides by it. Today, two different, unfamiliar cars were again in that same driveway. Before becoming housebound, I seldom noticed who came & went around the neighborhood. Now if you go outside, you can't help but notice.