• on rotation

    on rotation

    When people reminisce about the music from their youth, it’s usually from their high school years, and while 1999 – 2002 was a fairly formative era for me, I mean … I just don’t have that nostalgia. Sure, I bop around to “Hot in Herre” by Nelly “No One Knows” by Queens of the Stone…

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  • 37

    37

    I truly wish I were kidding, but I am not. I have essentially not watched anything other than episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000 on YouTube. It’s an effective way to keep your mind off of quarantine and people refusing to wear masks because it’s their body/choice and unemployment and the clementine buffoon in the…

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  • on rotation

    on rotation

    It’s been so long since I’ve done one of these! I mean, it’s been so long since I’ve done anything on this blog, actually, so that makes sense. But! Like everything in my and your lives right now, this post is corona-related. I’m working from home, as I said in my last post, and since…

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  • 36

    So I didn’t do the Friends challenge (obviously), and I’ve spent the last month or so working from home and adjusting to life in the time of corona. I’ve had the worst cough since February (seriously, it’s basically a permanent part of my life now, despite being on two inhalers and a prescription nasal spray),…

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  • 29 day challenge

    29 day challenge

    It’s time for another challenge! Yayyy? The last time I attempted the Friends challenge back in 2017, I didn’t complete it because a lot of shit was going on (switching jobs and a miscarriage, both of which were absolute blasts, by the way), so I really wanted to revisit and finish it. I don’t necessarily think…

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  • 35

    Alright. I keep seeing this meme going around. Before I start, I have a couple of points I need to cover. First, I am a certified pharmacy technician who has worked in retail and hospital pharmacy settings, and I am currently employed at a mail order pharmacy that services dialysis patients, where I am an…

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  • 30 Day Parks and Recreation Challenge, Day 30: How Parks and Recreation Inspires Me

    Parks and Recreation will always hold a special place in my heart for the rest of my life. It has such a dedication to its persistent sunny optimism that it will always bring a smile to my face, even on my worst days. But the show is so much more than just cheerful characters having…

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  • 30 Day Parks and Recreation Challenge, Day 29: Favorite Tom Moment

    Tom Haverford is probably the character that changes the most over the course of seven season of Parks and Rec. I mean, he is still obsessed with being a “baller.” Can I say that without sounding tremendously white? I don’t think I can. Anyway, as I’ll get into on my Tom supplemental post (that’ll be…

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  • 30 Day Parks and Recreation Challenge, Day 28: Favorite Ron Moment

    Almost every nugget of Nick Offerman is a shining diamond, and I am having such a hard time narrowing it down to one. So I’m not gonna. I’m just going to leave a bunch of gifs and watch them in awe. Okay, I’d better stop here, or else all you will see is essentially every…

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  • 30 Day Parks and Recreation Challenge, Day 27: Favorite Leslie Moment

    In a similar manner to Chris Traeger, Leslie Knope is so much more relatable when she is not necessarily on her A-game, and luckily, we get to see that side of her more often than we do with Chris. I mean, she is the main character, after all. My favorite not-perfect moment from Leslie comes…

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