Me? I miss my mani/pedis - my hands do not look so bad, but my feet? Ugh, I could sand @powercropper 's deck in no time!
I have found I don’t miss eating out, and I don’t really miss my friends that much. We talk on the 'phone or text several times a week, but I don’t really miss seeing them as frequently as I did - is that bad?! LOL!
I miss being able to go out and about without feeling so incredibly wary of others.
Going out to eat with friends.
Hugging my daughter, who doesn’t live with us.
Being unable to get on a plane casually and go visit our other daughter.
I miss teaching my NAMI classes in person. I tried Zoom and it was exhausting and not as effective in my opinion (I can’t get people to talk!).
I don’t miss having to “extrovert” in groups of people (other than my NAMI class, ha).
Travel for sure, and I’m in need of a pedicure as well. Surprisingly, not much else.
Coffee shops. Best places to think and work productively.
My workout friends. I’m still doing some exercise alone, but it’s not as fun and it feels more like a chore. Talking with my friends just makes the thing so fun it just flies by. When I go out running by myself I think I start asking “am I there yet?” before I’ve run the first half of a mile.
Can’t wait to travel again.
I miss eating out less than I thought I would. I do miss eating with my friends, though.
My hair could use a trim, but I’m just putting it in a pony tail and that’s no biggie, so haircuts can wait a bit I guess.
I’m quite OK if we keep social distancing in grocery stores for the rest of my life. I’m perfectly fine with not being jammed up against a bunch of strangers or being shoved by a 73 year old tourist trying to get to the deli counter. Masks are a little uncomfy but I’d even be willing to wear them in the grocery store forever as well if they continue to do all the other stuff like sanitize carts and keep things clean. And it’s been great not to have all the “emotional support” dogs in the grocery stores any more. No idea why the pandemic seems to have stopped that nasty trend, but those “essential” animals are now thankfully being left at home.
I’m a worrier, but I miss worrying about stuff that isn’t that important.
My grandson who lives three hours away and both of my daughters who don’t live here in town. Being able to just go to a shop for no good reason.
I miss playing tennis with my friends.
I miss being able to hike in the state and national parklands in my area.
I miss travel. I was supposed to be visiting my 94 year old dad right now. I don’t know if I’ll ever see him again.
I miss seeing my kids. My D is pregnant and I’m missing the whole experience with her.
I don’t miss: eating out, going to the mall, getting a haircut or a mani/pedi.
Being able to fly to see family – grandchildren, children, sister/brother, mother – we are scattered all over the US which was not good planning for pandemic life!
Miss the most:
My tennis game.
My yoga class (though I’m liking the online one’s ,it’s still more fun in a class.)
My hair appts and mani/pedi.
Miss the least:
Going to the grocery store at all. I dislike that errand.
Don’t miss shopping in other retail stores but, I’m not a big shopper anyway and rarely go for the entertainment of it - like a lot of people I know.
What I like:
I’m talking on the phone a lot more with my friends which I’m really enjoying. It makes me feel like I’m back in high school again. 
Horrible person disclaimer: I don’t miss visiting my mother in person. We talk longer on the phone than we used to. I don’t mind spending time with her. What drives me round the bend is her ongoing “come see me, come more often, stay longer, more-more-more, you’re not filling the bottomless hole that is my need.” It took a worldwide pandemic for her to let up on me. I feel so guilty, but at least it’s not at the point of “I’ve been waiting for this since 1918!!!”
As a long-retired SAHM and indoor cat, I really don’t miss getting out of the house.
I do miss being able to pop my dogs in the car and knowing that we’ll be able to find someplace quiet for them to walk and get a change of scene.
I miss being able to see my kids. I miss knowing they got out to spend time with their friends in person. Or went to the arboretum.
I miss facial expressions among people in public. At least we can still see one another’s eyerolls. 
Miss? Not being able to give kiddos a hug. Not being able to have friends over for dinner.
Don’t miss eating out that much. Fancy takeout tastes even better on our deck.
I miss casual get togethers with close friends - trying out wines everyone brings something. I miss my art class in NYC and doing museum visits the day of my class. (It was one of my New Year’s resolutions and I think I only got 3 or 4 in.)
I love getting out and about more and that DH is invested in going for walks most days. I love that my kids (one in MD, one in CA and SIL in DC all think that spending a few hours playing board games with us on a weekend afternoon is a good use of time. I think we actually “see” more of them now. I love that my painting class has moved to zoom and is meeting twice a week instead of the previous once a week. I’m enjoying having take out once a week - we ate out much less often before. (I do miss high end dining.)
Don’t miss: the after-school rush, driving D to gymnastics practice. H going to various meetings/groups before/after work and weekends. Enjoying the 7empty calendar.
Miss: being in my house ALONE during the day. I’m used to being in the house a lot, but not with so many other (mostly cranky/depressed/messy) people! (2 highschoolers, 1 college student, 2 adult sons working at home…)
Miss our arboretum being open. (We do still have many, many parks and trails open, for which I’m grateful.)
Miss D’s friends coming over. Miss all their end-of-senior-year activities.
Miss going to the grocery store without thinking/being paranoid about it.
Miss freedom to travel.
I miss seeing my kids and grandkids in person. Virtual hugs don’t cut it.
I miss being able to come and go as I please. I don’t like all the planning that has to be done for a simple errand.
I miss my activities.
I miss being able to get a haircut.
I don’t miss eating out as much as I thought I would.
I have said all my life that I am not a big holiday person (like Christmas). I’ve always said, “I just don’t feel like I need the holidays, I just like regular everyday life”.
So what I miss is that routine of my already simple everyday life. Specifically now that spring and summer are in focus - the season I COVET- I feel like I am missing my routine and interests that define those seasons - my community garden, our cottage, family time around a pool.
Also hugs and face to face time with my immediate family.
Besides the usual eating out, hair cuts, etc. I really miss not being able to visit my 89 year old mother. I haven’t seen her in over 2 months. She lives 2 hours away in the independent section of a CCRC. The residents are not allowed to have any guests. They’ve had their share of COVID cases and 3 deaths, but they seem to have a handle on it.
She was pretty stable mentally before this happened, but she’s declined a bit lately. She’s lonely, confused, anxious, and she calls me all the time. I hope when we reopen, she gets some of her mental function back.
More importantly, my D has a 3 month old baby who is dying to meet her great grandmother.
I miss going to the mall and shop, going to the movies with friends and family, going out to eat with friends and co-workers, mani/pedi, having friends over for dinner.
I don’t miss getting up early to go to work in the office.
Oh and also miss eating well. I am sick of my own cooking and really tired of take-out.
Definitely miss travels, for sure!
I’m lonely. I miss getting together with friends & hiking with the club on Sundays.
I miss being able to bop in & get my hair cut whenever and keep my very short hair looking stylish.
I miss traveling, even day trips.
I don’t miss work much. But I do need a new job eventually.