Well of course to see children and grandchildren, other members of the family and close friends.
Hairdressers, I'd like to re book the appointment that was cancelled due to the shut down.
To have a lovely cleaner come back, my husband has been paying her during her absence, he misses her more than I do having hired her, to take over the heavy duty housework such as cleaning the showers which he is back to doing now 
I lack elbow grease apparently! Food shopping and cooking is my domain, he doesn't do any of that stuff. Each to their own!
Like Oscar's post above, visiting NT properties we pay our membership every year and don't use it nearly enough.
Library, if for no other reason than to return very overdue books and audio books, like everything else libraries shut very suddenly.
Having said all that I think social distancing will carry on, so not sure about meeting friends for coffee or a meal, going to restaurants which we did fairly frequently, cinema, dentist appointment, or hairdresser for that matter, going back to the gym. Well aware at the same time all these businesses desperately need the public to support them.
My husband is raring to get back to his golf which he tells me won't be a problem as he and his fellow golfers had already implemented safe distancing, no hand shaking.
We have short breaks booked for June, July in the UK and a holiday in Portugal booked for September. Really don't know whether we would feel safe doing any of those things, particularly the contact involved at the airport and on the plane.
My gut feeling is that for the immediate future, even when shops, restaurants, gyms, churches and other places of worship open themselves up, will life return to what it was, I doubt it!
