Wiktionary
coming and going
n. 1 A general bustle of activity 2 (context in the plural English) The activities of a specified person or group vb. (present participle of come and go English)
Usage examples of "coming and going".
He spent his days in peace, coming and going at his leisure, mostly just lying against the moss of his favorite tree, putting a line in the water once and letting the day pass him by.