Totally unexpected by me! I knew at around 11:20 a.m. I was going to get tested for Covid19. What I didn't expect was to be instructed afterwards to act as if I had been tested positive and to return home and isolate myself from everyone else in the household! This totally disrupts my freedom to go for walks and take photographs of things of nature up close. I can still photograph whatever I can see out my bedroom window, which isn't much. And I can edit older photos to give them a newer look. I can also take photos within my bedroom or bathroom. If I had known this restriction would be imposed on me, I would never have agreed to be tested. For I'm convinced that I have not been exposed. My only problem I have with breathing stems from my COPD. In hindsight, I understand why I'm instructed to act as if I've tested positive. Without knowledge of my history or habits, the testing authorities must assume the reason I was tested was because I'd been exposed. And I'm high risk because of my age and the COPD. I'm confident the test will come back clearly negative. Things will return to normal in about a week, give or take a couple of days. But in the meantime it majorly disrupts myself and my wife who has had to do major cleaning and organizing in the third bedroom to have a place to sleep. I have to remind myself, "This too shall pass!" Pictured below is an edited version of a photo taken earlier, called "Hobbits House".