Day 1 in quarantine vs Day 50

This was awesome!!.... now it's not

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[chocolatebubbles]

1:03 *I now understand why dogs freak out for walks*

[EM-vwim]

Since quarantine, I've seen more people and their dogs I've never seen before in my neighborhood. So much walking.

[watermelon]

What he doesn’t know is that Day: 50 was just the beginning

[olyverkwynn]

“Some people are saying this could last till May!”
Me: cries in 2021

[mysx]

I love how he doesn’t actually mess up the puzzle because he’s really working on it.

[kittyyourock]

“Walks are all I have” this hit too close

[jmolloutdoors]

I love how this is recommended 8 months later and we’re still in quarantine

[veganmeateater]

"Some people are saying this could last till May!"

Me in May a year later

[sunshinescam]

“Some people are saying this could last till May!”

Those were the days

[whitneesand]

“Do you think our grandkids will be able to go to a concert?” Very valid question 😂

[Anastasia]

Remember Day 50, guys? We were so young and so naive. Look at us now. Who would have thought. 280 days in. We need an updated video, Trey Kennedy

[KOKOBC]

“Some are saying that this would last till May!”

They never said what year

[claireb]

My kids never wanted to go on walks. Now walking around our neighborhood is like walking around Disney to them.

[claytonlyons]

Quarantine was our second chance at New Year’s resolutions.

[kenziegetz]

“It’s gonna last till May!”
Us in 2021: *Sigh* If only you knew

[SlientCrafter]

This is sadly still damn relatable, in the beginning we were like: "Nice, no school/working from home..."
and now we are like "LET ME OUT, LET ME xD

[xnopyt]

“Some people say this might last till May!”


That hit me hard.

[awesomeblink]

This is weird it's like the entire population is having a depression episode all at once.

[blackkllight]

"Some people are saying this could last till May!"

It's almost June... of 2021!

[leonardlan]

“Some say, this could last till May.”

O sweet summer child. You have no idea what’s coming.