I will be carrying on pretty much as normal. I use public transport, and where possible will avoid travelling in the rush hours, but I will still travel, and will do so in rush hours if I have to.
I have some work organised over the summer, which involves attending a very busy place and being in close proximity to others, but I have no plans to cancel.
I always shop online and 'top up' from local shops, and will continue to do that unless panic buyers force my hand. I won't be buying unnecessary items of any kind, but will ensure that I have enough of the things I usually use (eg pasta and rice) to last for a couple of weeks in case we have to self-isolate. If I see mini hand sanitisers anywhere (unlikely) I will buy a couple so that my husband and I each have one to take out with us, so that we can keep our hands clean and lessen the risk of infecting others if we pick up any germs ourselves.
I have a group of friends who live locally, and will continue to see them, either out (eg in restaurants or coffee shops) or in one another's houses. I will also continue to meet up with farther-flung friends in the city centre, and will attend social and cultural events as normal.
I have non-urgent hospital appointments which I will keep unless I am asked not to. My plans are to holiday in the UK, and I don't intend to cancel unless travel becomes restricted (we are going by car, so that seems unlikely).
I can't think of anything else that will change or stay the same, really. I am at the younger end of old (age 60) and have underlying conditions, including respiratory problems, so consider myself medium risk.
I hadn't realised how often I touch my face until now, though. I will make an effort not to do that, but old habits die hard.