Yes you guys would be busy trying to get organised for another term and not knowing how it is going to pan out @Zoe7
I am like you, a homebody, so being in isolation does not bother me either. I do it most weekends anyway lol. But I do miss my neices and nephew and my sister and mum. Mum dropped off a beer rib casserole and some extra goodies including a carton of beer for me the other day, but she kept her distance. She is 70 so I am not going anywhere near her as she is in high risk catergory. My sister said the other day I can go and visit them but I said no as I am in contact with so many people I don't want to pass it on to any of them. Plus my eldest niece does not have the strongest immune system because of her fight with anorexia a couple of years ago for two years. So I am keeping well away. I usually stay over tonight and watch them hunt for their eggs in the morning, even though they are all teenagers my sister still hides their eggs lol. But I won't get to see that this year which is sad.
I bought myself some easter eggs on Thursday and I am going to put them out on the coffee table before I go to bed tonight and then when I walk downstairs tomorrow morning I will say wow the Easter Bunny has been lol. Gotta make this weekend a bit like Easter 
Yes if you get pulled over on your way to your sisters say that and you will be fine. Good thinking. And as you said you will be seeing them anyway.
Different Easter to last year. My best mate and I spent it at Port Arthur. We drove down Good Friday exploring as we went having lunch at Sorell which wa so yummy. Then we spent Easter Saturday exploring Port Arthur and that night did the ghost tour. Then Sunday we headed back home via Richmond which I loved and want to go back their and explore longer and stopped off at Ross for snacks before arriving back home. Was a great weekend. Glad we organised it last year and not this year.
Things have changed dramatically in one year.