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Last weekend, I watched all of Normal People in the span of two days. Normally I'd feel shit about consuming that much TV but it was so good, I felt zero remorse. I'm probably a lil biased—the book is one of my favorites, and the best I read in 2019—but just TRUST ME on this one. 

I've also been participating in my friend Jess' five-day challenge. It's called The Reset and it's completely free, with an accompanying e-book full of legitimately useful information. The program focuses on "plant-focused eating, daily movement and a commitment to self-care" (does watching 6 hours of Normal People count as self-care??) If you're feeling in need of a break from the carbs and quarantinis, I couldn't recommend it enough.

Thanks to The Reset for helping me balance out the binge watching, this fan account dedicated to the hottest/best character from Normal People, and of course, you for being here ❤️now onto the internet things!

•  🙏 Kanye as otters: a thread.
• ⏰ Explaining the pandemic to my past self.
• 🎬 Nancy Meyers' real-life kitchen is...underwhelming, tbh...but this Nancy Meyers-themed playlist is NOT.
• 🖥 The sounds of my nerdy ass childhood.
• 👀 9 Eyes is a collection of just absolutely bonkers images from Google Street View. For example, this.

• 👶 Speaking of babies...they're idiots! Except for X Æ A-12, of course.
• 🦈 Shark Tank, but with your girlfriend.
• 🦖 The velociraptors are still on the loose, but that's no reason not to reopen Jurassic Park.
• 👨‍🚀 I cannot wait for this.
• 👍 When you show someone a good meme.

• 📰 Nikole Hanna-Jones was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for The 1619 Project. If you haven't listened to the podcast yet, I highly recommend it. It is so, so good.
• 💫 What you're made of.
• 🌞 68 bits of unsolicited advice. "the future is decided by optimists. To be an optimist you don’t have to ignore all the many problems we create; you just have to imagine improving our capacity to solve problems."