Plans after the pandemic is over

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Well, I did have plans, but they were time-sensitive plans and it looks like quarantine is going to go on too long for either of the two things I was hoping for to happen. I was going to go to summer camp in late June (a camp for kids with Tourette's, autism, OCD, and/or ADHD, where the young adults (though I'm not really such a young adult anymore) get to attend and do the activities and stuff but also have to spend some of the time helping out in ways like making sure the water coolers are full, emptying the trash, moving things from the dining hall to the pavillion for the cookout, etc. I don't mind - in fact, I rather enjoy - helping out as long as they don't force me to do anything that involves direct interaction with people, like taking the campers to their cabins (which is one of our duties, but I usually manage to not be asked to take anyone - I guess that's a good side to my social invisibility)), but the rotary camp it's held at is not hosting any camps in June this year and it can't be rescheduled to July.

I was also going to have my mom take me to Wichita (about a 2-3 hour drive, we'd probably be spending the night) to see Tool, my very favorite band, but quarantine isn't going to be lifted enough for that to happen until the day before the concert at the earliest. At least that one will probably be rescheduled instead of completely cancelled like camp. If not... well, I just hope we at least get our money back for our tickets, because they weren't cheap.

So I guess my actual plans are going to be just to carry on as usual like nothing ever happened, just sitting around browsing the Internet and playing games on my iPad like I did both during and before quarantine.

If there's any summer family outings, I'd come just for that time.

As soon as I'm done being dragged around by multiple plans and parties of other people. Which may or may not include my own, no surprises if there are those who tries to set up a party for me twice.

A LOT of walking around in public alone. If the weather's good with a lot of time in my hands, I may go to another city alone.
A LOT of buying new stuff and chocolates 'cause the end of quarantine may hit or miss my birthday.
And a LOT of talk to certain people for the sake of reorganizing.

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- To buy more smart casual clothes for job interviews and to wear at jobs in general.

- Apply for part time positions.

- To hang out with my friends in person. I've missed that, plus it will be my last year at University, so I'm bound to get busy and I'd like to make some new memories before things get too overloaded.

- I'd like to do some travelling with a friend / friends. Going on a day trip with friends in my twenties has been a dream of mine for a long time.

- To start dressing more how I want to dress.

- Learn how to cook more. I miss shopping for myself.

- At some point, I'd like to experience my first kiss.

- I hope my new flatmates are nice. Maybe we'll be able to hang out and complain about lessons together.

- When University is over and I've graduated; I'd like to learn how to drive.

- If places remain shut on my birthday, which many if not all probably will, I'd like to do something later in the year to celebrate turning twenty-one. Simply not celebrating such an age milestone just doesn't seem right.

I had plans for the summer before the pandemic hit. It is all reserved and paid for. I hope they open the Canadian/US border by July. We will be doing a two week wilderness canoe trip in the Yukon. I hope.