So was I! Communion is administered in the Orthodox Church with a spoon. The cut up pieces of the bread are in a chalice of wine that the priest spoons from. Everyone ordinarily is given Communion with the same spoon. Our priest bought a large number of stainless steel iced tea spoons (long handle). A different spoon is used for each communicant. After the service, they are rinsed in alcohol and then washed in very hot water and soap.
Added: We are allowed 30 people at a service. That includes priest, 2 altar servers, and 2 singers. The rest of us are asked NOT to sing due to possible enhanced spread of that plague that way. So, 25 people in the congregation.
My priest has instituted a Google signup document. Every two weeks its sent out for the Sunday Liturgy (Eucharist), Saturday evening Vespers (evening prayer), and any feast day services in those two weeks. Apparently, if there are no spaces available, you won't be able to sign up.