No new skills, actually no changes whatsoever. I live way out in the woods, so nothing has really changed aside from timing my rare trips to town for supplies for the least busy days.. I suppose I could practice social distancing with the rabbits outside. But they tend to keep their distance anyway.

The only service I've missed have been hair cuts. So now I look like Dr. Emmett Brown.

Besides forgoing professional manicures and even home nail polish altogether, once the lockdown began, I also learned to cut my own hair as the lockdown was lifted, but I still couldn't get a hair appointment. Can't believe how easy it was, since my hair is long, fine and straight. From now on, I'll be saving $25 every few months. I just held my hair with one hand, and chopped it with the other in one snip with the scissors. Took 2 seconds. Doesn't look any different than my usual salon cut.

You did a pretty good job . You are very generous . I know that your friends appeciated it .

Learning I do not need to visit the coffee shops as much,doing more gardening, relaxing a lot more and nothing is a rush anymore ,enjoying the little things i do around the house and yard

I've given myself a couple of haircuts. The first time, I ended up looking like Moe from The Three Stooges, but I'm getting better at it.

Is not a skill but I use this time to improve my knowledge of Italian.

I cut my own hair a few weeks ago (both of them. Lol).

It wasn't that much of a huge feat. I've been thinning on top since I was in my 20s and I normally wear it short anyway.

My father 'inherited' a fairly nice set of clippers when my mother died ~10yrs ago and we 'inherited' them when he passed ~5yrs ago.
It's easier to avoid stressing my wife for mistakes if she doesn't risk it -- ha, ha. I just cut the hair out on the porch, felt for missed spots, and she coached. I imagine there could have been more trauma, but we figured it wasn't worth the effort.

I’m learning body work on my truck. I patched a hole using fiberglass and a lot of sweat sanding it. I’m now of the painting stage. Not great but not too bad

One can take as many naps and as often as one desires, at least if one lives alone.

I learned that I don't need my haircuts to be as frequent as I've always done them!

(If it's just the one nail that splits...super glue's a good idea. If it's all of them, be sure you're not sawing back & forth with the emery board. That'll cause splits.)

Surprisingly (and seriously) though, I've learned that, as long as I have email, I'm ok with spending most of the time alone. And...''boy toy'' and I have gotten along better than I might've predicted.

Not new, but I have honed my skills as a master bator

Learning about covid,volunteering to help