We lived it, we are still living it for a few more weeks. 2020 was worse than any ex I have ever had. But like those failed attempts at love, there was also a sprinkle of good here and there yall. There were so many hardships, and this is not to negate that fact. This is both for me and you, to remind us all that our silver linings do exist, even in these trying times. 2020 I will not miss you. Here are 20 of the things I could miss though!!!
Family x93857
Randomly moving home in the middle of the prime of my life? Obviously not part of my five year plan. However, more time with my family, from the movie nights to the lake campfires, that is time I will always be grateful for.
Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Baby
Oh yall already KNOW. I love a good book, but these outlets sure did keep me sane.
School...believe it or not
While online school would not be my preference, the opportunity to be educated in the middle of a global health crisis is absolutely insane. I did not have to push back my education. Incredible.
Friends that have Intention>>>>
I love my friends so much...I am also horrible at answering texts in a timely fashion. My friends know this, and made sure to reach out anyways. Being checked on was the most heart warming thing, and I plan on caring that over once this mess called Covid is a distant memory.
New Music
Harry, I am talking to you. Love you xx
Time to Reflect
Would've asked for a little less here, but having afternoons on the back porch to safely think about how much I have and love...good times.
Good Books
Books and books and more books. When the anxieties of life were overwhelming (so um often this year obviously), I had a nice and healthy outlet to escape. Incredibly thankful.
Hometown Honeys
I love my hometown, but did not plan on living there again once graduation. Neither did my hometown friends. We were all in it together, and that was a huge comfort.
Whew yall my JOB
This is a huge one. I am employed, and the financial perk plus the consistency is so nice. Really really thankful here.
Grocery Pick Up, can I get an amen??
Yall we could be fed without going inside. 10/10
My Med School and Nursing Friends
Ya girl is a hypochondriac...my med/nursing friends assured me frequently that I do in fact have allergies, not yet dying.
The Bachelorette, hear me out.
A sense of normalcy. Every Tuesday I went to my favorite lil adpi house and watched 2 hours of trashy tv while being surrounded by humans that I love dearly. It forced me to be social (I am extroverted so I needed this), to see my friends even when stressed, and to make time for my mental health. This is another memory I will remember forever.
This Generation's View of Mental Health
Checking in, reminding each other (those we know and do not) that it is so okay to not be okay, and normalizing talking about struggling...awesome. So awesome. We have made so much progress in creating a society that doesn't worship the idea of bottling up imperfections or struggle.
Insta, Snapchat, the Works
Staying connected. That's it.
Tik Tok needed its' Own
The amount of hours should be embarrassing, but heaven knows I do not get embarrassed easily. I belly laughed and danced and cried. Love tik tok.
Georgia <3
Blueeeeeeee ;) #iykyk ...I hope yall all know.
Hugs
We are all touch deprived. It's a human need. Being hugged releases so many good hormones, and I appreciate every hug I received in 2020.
Random Dance Parties
Whether it was dancing with just Lizzo and I, with all of my friends, with my mama, this was such a great activity of 2020.
Roommates
I love my roommates. Just do.
Belly Laughing
My favorite feeling is when I cannot breathe from laughing so hard, and even in these dagum trying times I managed to have many of these moments. Not even 2020 can keep the belly laughs away, and I am beyond grateful for that.
