The Things I’ll Do First When Quarantine Is Over
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The Things I’ll Do First When Quarantine Is Over

Tested positive for missing the homies.

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The Things I’ll Do First When Quarantine Is Over
Britney Huish

Since her debut in December of 2019, miss Corona has taken lives, income, and quite frankly, left the world at a compete standstill.

With non-essential businesses closing, bars, schools, and nightclubs closing, we are left to stay in our homes for the safety of others.

Since quarantine started in Missouri, I have been fantasizing about the freedoms I took for granted and what it will feel like to just go out in public again. Here is that list

Hug My Friends

Remember when we could hug people without the fear of transmitting a deadly disease? Those were the days.

Go Out To A Bar

Oh how I long for the days of 50 cent wells at my favorite bar and being crammed in to the smallest space possibly to dance until I couldn’t anymore.

Get Full Glam

I want to actually have an excuse to put on a full face of makeup, do my hair, and wear an outfit other than sweatpants and a t-shirt. I want to pregame to All Night Longer and party with my closest friends more than anything in the world.

Sit Down At A Restaurant 

On Valentine’s Day, my boyfriend and I wanted to eat at Red Lobster. The wait ended up being 3 hours so we just said “oh in April we’ll go for our one year.” Needless to say that didn’t happen and I await the day we can eat the meal we’ve been waiting months for at an actual table with a waiter.

Go Back To My College Campus

In person classes were canceled until the fall semester, and let’s just say when Missouri State finally opens back up, I’m going to have a lot of different emotions going on.

We can get through this together, we just have to have patience and keep everyone safe.

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