10) You watch cooking shows with a chip on your shoulder. "Sure you can make something from that basket, you've got a fully stocked pantry at your fingertips and you're only cooking for four."
9) Discussions about what movie will be shown have camps, crossing over because the other side has better snacks is frowned upon.
8) Bedtime, morning alarms, lunch time, these are all mere social constructs that everyone else should follow.
7) One outing in the car a day is enought to require a two hour nap.
6) People discuss the weather with a degree of animation normally associated with sports or politics, because it's an observable change in the experience of day to day living.
5) Recall of what I was doing, why I came into this room, what day/time it is, and what we did yesterday is shot. Memory of what we were doing last summer at this time? Crystal clear.
4) The creep of worry about the state of things has crept into where things will be next year.
3) Going into the car to curse at reality is a theraputic necessity that no amount of ice cream can eliminate. --based on reports from teens.
2) Your daughter offers to cut your hair based on the youtube videos she's been watching and your response is an unquestioning, "Okay." because it's been since February since the last time anything of that nature happened and even if it's bad, no one will know.
1) You know how if you wear glasses, sometimes when you're not wearing them, you can still see the frames in your line of vision? The same thing is happening with masks.
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