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15 things I'm looking forward to

Okay some things I'm looking forward to when I'm feeling better.

  1. Fresh air! More than just propping my window.
  2. Hanging out with people. I get lonely.
  3. Making phone calls. A sore throat is such a bummer.
  4. Writing. While these posts are what I can manage, I am looking forward to doing more writing again.
  5. Classes. Honestly, I didn't come to grad school to not go to class.
  6. Taking photos. No going on walks means no taking photos, which makes me sad.
  7. Going out to dinner. I don't do this a lot, but now I really want to,
  8. Watching Netflix with someone. I did get to do this yesterday with a friend who braved my germs, and it was just so nice.
  9. Having more useful hours in the day. I've only had a few functional ones the past few days. I can't wait for more!
  10. Some separation from my laptop. I do love my laptop, but I wish it wasn't my only connection to the outside world and source of entertainment.
  11. New sights, sounds, and smells. While I do have a routine, I usually experience something new when I'm not cooped up in my house.
  12. Hanging out at a coffee shop. I really do like chilling at cafes.
  13. Drinking not LemSip. It's starting to wear on me.
  14. Not doing my inhaler. It makes me jittery and I don't like it,
  15. Just not feeling sick. This probably shoud've been #1.
(Prompt by me)

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