Same day here, although I hit the trail (solo) about every other day.

Doing greenhouse work, trying to get ready for planting veggies.

We sowed a bed of lettuce and Arugula Monday.

Then we got three days of light snow so we have to wait for the ground to dry before we can roto any more beds.

My Little League baseball income is toast for this year.

Hauling logs around the yard (a neighbor had an enormous Red Oak cut down yesterday and gave me the wood) some are 27 inches across, 10 to 15 feet long.
Building a bridge over my "dry creek" that last month went from dry to 160 feet across in three hours after storms left 4 inches of rain.
Working the vineyard.
I've opened up the trails to whoever wants to walk them as long as they stay apart and know that I am not to be held responsible if they get hurt, get poison ivy, meet up with the bobcats, coyotes, foxes, deer, raccoons, opossums, or the bear.
children must be accompanied by an adult.
My neighbor agreed and added the restriction of NO vehicles of any kind.