I’ve been playing video games ever since I was little. Everybody should get one! There are so many games, like Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, this totally awesome adventure game which I love, or Mario Kart, which you can just play with other people in your house. If I were to recommend anything to people in quarantine, it would definitely be a Nintendo Switch. We’re pretty isolated here, but now I get to hang out with her, which is awesome. Recently, Ontario opened up to groups of 10, so my cousin who lives nearby – who’s the closest family member to us geographically – was allowed to come over to our house. At that point, I think people got hit with either a wave of stress, because they felt cooped up, or angst, wanting to get out. But then people realized it was really serious, that they had to stay home and stay safe, for the sake of not only themselves, but also others in their community. At first, I think like everybody thought quarantine was going to only last a week or two. Instead, I’ve been spending lockdown playing a lot of video games, napping, and, of course, bingeing Netflix. Maitreyi Ramakrishnan playing video games during simpler times. That would have been nice, because I would have been able to hang out and chill with them properly at a time when they weren’t busy with academics. My own personal plan for this spring – which also got shelved – was to hang out with my friends, up here in Canada, because they finished university in April. So I was like, is this real? Is this actually happening? I would see reviews and numbers coming in saying how great the show was, but it felt like it was all digital.
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I could watch it on my TV and there were all these posters and graphics and marketing for the show, but I was so isolated at home, so I didn’t get to see my friends or other people to hear them say if they loved the show. It was pretty surreal when the show came out on Netflix, though. For me, I care more about season two, keeping filming and the actual acting part of Never Have I Ever. I wasn’t so upset about missing out on that stuff. People were on the fence about it before things got so bad, but ultimately decided, “Yeah, this can’t happen.” After a while, that information starts to just become announcements that you don’t really take seriously.Īt the very beginning stages of quarantine, the whole cast of Never Have I Ever was supposed to go to Los Angeles and do a press junket and a red carpet event, but we opted to be safe rather than sorry. It’s been a roller coaster throughout the whole quarantine period, because you’re always being fed little bits of information, some of which are hopeful about things going back to normal, and some of which are saying quarantine is going to be extended. I’ve been in Canada for the whole of quarantine, in my hometown of Mississauga, Ontario, an hour outside of Toronto.įor me, I’ve gone through all the stages of quarantine: where it’s fine and it’s chill, to where it’s frustrating and I really want to get out, to where it’s back to being chill and I just give up and sleep my days away. That includes some of our favorite artists, so we’re asking them to tell us about one thing - a book, a movie, a record, whatever - that’s helping them get through this difficult time.Īt the moment, I’m still getting used to being at home.
Most of us are sequestered in our homes, doing our part to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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