friendship

This is hard.  We’re more than a couple weeks in now.  The allure of eating Cheetos and Pop-Tarts has worn off.  Your cat officially hates you.

Anyone who knows me knows that I think Gossip Girl is the holy grail of terrible TV, and in these times, it has brought me a lot of comfort.

Let’s be real: we’re at the point in quarantine when all of those “what day is it?” memes are starting to feel a little too on the nose.

We’ve all got a lot of time on our hands right now to ponder life’s greatest questions, like “how long can I go without washing my hair?” and “am I only going to hang out with people through Zoom for the rest of my life?” But there’s one major question that’s been on all of our minds: “how would the characters of Friends handle quarantine?” And as someone who started watching Friends at six years old (was I way too young to be watching it?

So, you had one too many drinks at happy hour and slipped and fell into a guy friend’s bed like the two of you were the stars of a low-budget rom-com.

If the proliferation of Christmas music through my eardrums is any indication, it’s holiday season.

If the proliferation of Christmas music through my eardrums is any indication, it’s holiday season.