A fantastic question!

I think prior to 3/17/2020 we were social distancing, now we're realizing the flaw in that phenomenon and getting very social as we physically separate. We're all connected and we need each other; this virus punctuated this.

Call it what we may ... we ALL know or should know what is expected. 

Good that you are speaking with your daughters more.  

Physical distancing. We're still being social!

That is common thing happening as a result to all this. More communication

At stores people forget 

People like me adjust best during this time of isolation.  I'm not a socializer and love to get online.  Watching TV, listing to the radio, Facebook, Youtube, Google Search pass the time comfortably.  I live with my best friend and we never tire or each other or run out of conversation.  Our tennis group is still playing doubles at our HOA Tennis Courts.  Life as usually with the exception of showing homes and normal real estate.

I think it's physical distancing.  There is nothing that says you can't socialize, from a distance.  I'm still checking in on my neighbors, talking with people on the street and calling/emailing/texting with clients, family and friends.

Both. Visited with our daughter-in-law and 2-year old Gbaby girl yesterday at our home. Nothing like the great outdoors when you have the room to run and play. #SwingMeGma

I think both.

You are probably right, it is and should be more physical rather than social. There are many ways to stay in touch.

Good distinction...My kids were concerned about mom and dad however we are way ahead of them on our well-being. As for business...come hither!

We are staying at home but are easy to contact.

Only due to retail closings Peter Mohylsky, Beach Expert . I have stopped shaking hands unless we are both wearing gloves.

C.  Both A & B

It is surprising that so many are practicing physical distancing on the streets as we walk around. People are finally paying attention. Most anyway!

Funny, the first time I heard that phrase, I thought it should be 'physical' but, sadly, it has stuck.

I totally agree - we are NOT social distancing, Peter!