Brisbane, Australia
Day 4:
Really wish I bought a puppy before all this started. Or any pet, for that matter.
Day 6:
Gave up on convincing my parents it’s not too late to get a puppy. Had to settle for naming the house plants instead. I wonder if the neighbours want a dog-walker?
Day 7:
*Listens to Tame Impala’s Solitude is Bliss on Spotify* Right in the feels. I’m gonna make a playlist for isolation. Ah, but I can’t beat Spotify’s COVID-19 Quarantine Party Playlist. That’s playlist genius.
Day 9 (I think? The days all look the same):
Update on the neighbour dog-walking situation: no takers. Seems like everyone’s really treasuring the fact that they get to leave their house to walk their dog (sigh).
Day 11:
All right, that’s it: I’m jumping on the Tiger King bandwagon.
Day 11 (later):
Wow, this Tiger King show is insane! Not sure how anyone can justify having a pet tiger and breeding them in captivity. Slightly confused as to how Joe Exotic’s zoo is more terrible than Carole Baskin’s, but I’m sure it’ll make sense in a few episodes.
Day 12:
Found the best napping spot in the house. Ideal back support, access to a light breeze and clear of any direct sunlight. Genuinely baffled as to how I only just discovered it.
Day 14:
Oof, just found out its week six at uni? Big yikes.
Day 14 (minutes later):
Ah, but they’re giving us a leisurely two weeks to catch up on content over the mid-semester break! And, it’s actually in the middle of semester for once.
Day 16:
I’ve been so engrossed in Joe Exotic’s personal life and legal debacles that I only just realised there’s been no mention of any tigers whatsoever in the past three episodes of Tiger King. Interesting.
Day 17:
I’ve been looking for a new Netflix series, because I’m perilously close to finishing Tiger King. A friend suggested that I instead watch tutorial recordings for class…