drinks

I know Labor Day weekend typically marks the end of summer, but if nothing else, 2020 has proved that time is a social construct, so I for one am just going to keep pretending it’s summer all year. (And I know summer technically ends on September 20th but much like Memorial Day is the unofficial start, Labor Day is the unofficial end.

The best—if we’re being honest, maybe the only good—part of the summer of 2020 has been the books.

If you didn’t already think time was a social construct, the last six months have probably changed your mind.

If you asked anybody last fall what they thought their summer would be like, I'm sure nobody could have predicted we'd all be relegated to our homes, avoiding a deadly virus. (And if you did, give me your number because I need some advice on stocks.) Bars may be opening to varying degrees where you live, but maybe you don't feel comfortable venturing out just yet.

Look, sometimes life is hard and the light at the end of the tunnel is actually just a giant drink.

Summer means a lot of things: tanning, day parties, bikinis, vacations and a lot of food at BBQ's, cookouts, and/or a boozy brunch.

The Super Bowl is less than a week away, which means I should probably Google which teams are playing.