Thursday, April 09, 2020

Your Turn

First thing you want to do when you get out of isolation?


65 comments:

  1. Lay out at the pool.

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  2. Get everything waxed, meditate on the beach, fly to see my family, hug someone

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  3. Work out in my gym. They closed beaches Monday (which had been amazing for swimming /exercise). Now hiking is all but it’s super hot

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  4. Hug my boyfriend and eat pizza and sushi. In Italy it's been a month since the lockdown and it's such a difficult and strange time for my country and for all of us... stay safe, wherever you are!

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  5. Go to a store without freaking out.

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  6. Go to the Grove in LA.

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  7. Thanks, Ilaria, you, too and everyone!
    JMcCain-- Hug someone is such a sweet answer and is missed!
    Go to a movie and restaurant with friends.

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  8. Color my roots, take out my son for his 21 birthday and my birthday dinner !

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  9. Sit in a wonderful Italian restaurant and feast!

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  10. Thia meow you saucy one,you!La Morena-very sweet:) PS-if you do your own, I recomment LOreals latest line...really impressed.(I just went lighter(not darker) but I imagine it would work well if you matched your color

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  11. Make out with everyone! Yeah!
    But actually, Tricia's right. No gym for several months has been a big problem.

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  12. Ciao Ilaria, I am in Lombardy. These are strange, sad times indeed. Hope you are staying safe!

    I want to fly to see family, which I was supposed to do for Easter.

    Also, I just want noise! I remember when the lockdown first started, it was shocking how quiet everything was. Now I am used to it, but I miss hearing the bustle of life outside.

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  13. Get my hair cut, take a long walk on a beach, see my goddaughter because she just turned 16 and they had to cancel her party.

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  14. @Vita thank you, and you too! You are so sweet!

    @ gauloise. I am in Puglia (South), the situation here is not compromised as in Lombardia, but I am obvs worried. You are right about the noise... it's so silent and quiet out there. It's like being in an horror movie. Stay safe, ce la faremo!

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  15. Poker at the casino

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  16. Go to the beach, the pool, and to a restaurant.

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  17. Rome around my hometown and admire it's beauty which I miss !!!

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  18. Get laid. Women I talk to are getting antsy. No doubt men are too.

    Gonna be a lot of bumping going on when this situation eases off.

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  19. see my therapist

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  20. Leave some behind on her bills ne'er do well with 3 sore orifices after 14 hrs in a Days Inn.

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  21. Full body deep tissue massage from Big Jason. Working from home without the proper equipment is taking its toll.

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  22. Go pig out in a restaurant.

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  23. Take the sleds bar hopping.

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  24. Walk up Fifth Avenue in the sunshine

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  25. Go out and spend spend spend.... and TIP extravagantly at every opportunity!

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  26. Go shopping and eat at my favorite restaurant.

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  27. @ Queen Tricia ❤️ I’m a retired hairstylist so I go to the local beauty supply store and get my items . Damn I was out there last month and thinking no I can wait on the color .😢. Then my store closed up a week later . I could order online from them I suppose and I probably will at the end of the month. I use Framesi color. Very good in covering white hair and makes it shiny . I also need my shampoo and conditioner which I’ll get for sure soon ! Thank you for the advice and stay strong n healthy sis !🥰

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  28. I'm going to make a day of it! Shopping in the morning, a movie in the afternoon, dinner at my favorite waterfront restaurant followed by an ice cream cone that I'll eat while I window shop downtown.

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  29. Not in isolation. Laughing at the sheeple walking around in masks and gloves

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  30. Alf, you're the baddest badass of all.

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  31. Anonymous1:35 PM

    Eat pizza

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  32. Does anyone think this is going to actually end? They keep upping the ante for how this virus is passed along!

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  33. Haircut, nail appointment, a cocktail at a nice restaurant.
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  34. It doesn't work like that folks. The Spanish flu and the massive death toll was because it came in three waves. There's a second wave going on now in Asia. People get out of stay at home, and rush back in too fast, without social distancing, hand washing cleaning, and you get a second wave. Dr. Fauci said never to shake hands, keep 6 ft. social distancing and be extremely diligent about hand washing.

    Singapore's second wave of cases is a glimpse at what the US may be in for

    https://www.businessinsider.com/singapores-second-wave-shows-us-in-for-loosening-restrictions-2020-4

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    1. Yes. The shelter at home deal was to buy time to stock up on ventilators and experiment with treatments/vaccines. Infections will probably pop when people get back to life, then again in the late fall, if there is no vaccine by then.

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  35. Get a haircut! Luckily, I live in a place where it is a treat to be in my yard. Gorgeous weather and beautiful scenery, so self-isolation is not painful. It's good for my bank balance not to shop. It makes a tiny dent in the significant amount I lost in the stock market. :( It will be nice when normalcy returns and I can go into a grocery store without having to wear a mask or stand in a line to get in.

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  36. And then go to back to back movies, go to a couple of museums, shop at Homegoods and go back to my volunteer project

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  37. Go to an arcade/bar.

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  38. Haircut and eyebrows fixed

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  39. You too @La Morena:))))

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  40. Love it. Never leaving.

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  41. Hug people that I love. Repeatedly.

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  42. I'm gonna live life as if this BS never happened...bc it didn't.

    TheEnd

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  43. Go to work, get my hair dyed and cut (since I'm laid off atm I can't afford it), go out, get drunk and have sex with a hot guy. Ok, pretty much any guy. At this point I'm also really happy if I get to celebrate my 40th anywhere but home. Was planning on going on a party holiday somewhere in Mediterranean maybe. Yeah, not happening this summer.

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  44. Oh, I can't wait to do our usual "boring" date night of dinner and a movie.

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  45. Chinese buffet sans the bats and tentacles.

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  46. I work at a "essential" store so the first thing I want to do is say fuck you and quit.

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  47. I think I’ll just stay home. I didn’t like going out before & that certainly hasn’t changed!

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  48. Go to the beach (Pt. Mugu) and have a picnic lunch with family/friends/dogs

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  49. Lift weights at gym. My back is killing me from telecommuting from home. And get my hair cut.

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  50. Greasy burger, fries with ketchup and a tall cold shake.

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  51. Haircut. Already starting to look like cousin It.

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  52. No Glenn ivy spa uor traveling until their is a vaccine. How sad

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  54. going to my fave thrift shop and filling up 10 carts

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  55. I’m pretty much living exactly the same as before the pandemic. I hate modern society, so I’m fine with all this! And I’m not afraid either. No masks for me.

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