We are fine, too, and hope to remain so. Haven't even had a cold or flu yet in 2020.
And the same to everyone else on the forum, especially those who have been sick.
I'm glad that you have not been hit so far! However, I don't see how you can make a prediction
Recency bias? Timing the Covid-19 market? 
So far so good. I even made it through pollen season this spring without the usual congestion and coughing. First time for everything I guess. We started early on with staying home (except for groceries), wearing a mask, washing our hands, and staying at least 6 ft from people. It gets more difficult every day but we still keep doing the same. I just hope my wife will be able to keep a cool head with being unable to play tennis. She is an avid player and loves to be on the court everyday but that isn't going to happen any time in the near future. Florida is getting worse but if we can hold out we may make it through long enough to see our expiration date come due.
Knock on wood.
This is exactly what I was thinking. You never, ever say stuff like that out loud. The bad luck gremlins will get you every time So far, so good, both in early sixties, but we have our recently graduated son living with us. He has a part time job in a restuarant, so that is our highest risk, otherwise we have minimal other contact.
All courts are outdoors in Florida as far as I know. She prefers to play doubles but that isn't going to happen. Too close to partners with heavy breathing. Twice now she has played singles with a friend where there is a private court available. The only contact she has is with the tennis ball and then she has alcohol wipes that she uses. But as much as she enjoyed playing she may wait until things settle down before playing there again. Maybe sometime next year. We are both in our 70s so we don't want to "poke the bear".
+1. If you’re reasonably careful about distancing/crowds, masks, cleaning/touching surfaces - the odds are substantially against being infected. It shouldn’t be a surprise for most people. Every infection report I’ve heard has involved unwise exposure (family gatherings, parties), unavoidable exposures (health care/essential workers, nursing homes) or its been left unexplained (interestingly). I am sure there are exceptions, but they’re very few and far between IMO.
I'm curious - do you still now think that you had it back then? Very few people outside China ought to have had time to develop symptoms by then, although if you go into any local Facebook group you can find plenty people convinced they had it last December, although their symptoms sound like flu and there were no reports of people turning up at the ICU with their blood oxygen at 70% and/or multiple organ failure.
