People Are Sharing Their ‘Quarantine Routines’ & I’ve Gotta Ask, Is Everyone Doing Okay?
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We’re all spending a lot more time at home, which sounds like the dream until you actually have to do it and realise it gets tired real quick.
While some people are out here sharing tips about working from home and things to do at home for fun, others are adding to the rapidly-growing influx of memes about our situation.
The latest meme to take off is to share your quarantine routine, listing everything you do at home and at what time you do them, as if you’re sharing the things that provide a sense of structure and normalcy in this crazy situation.
The joke is simple: coronavirus has got us all stressed, depressed and horny, so all we do at home is eat, sleep, masturbate and question the nature of our reality.
One of the first and most popular quarantine routine memes is @________z_____‘s tweet. The post has over 500k likes and has been retweeted more than 115k times since March 19. “This is just a general guide for myself based on my goals and what works for me,” they begin, before listing their entire routine as “1:00pm-3:30am: vibe”.
My Quarantine Routine!
this is just a general guide for myself based on my goals & what works for me! i’m allowing a lot flexibility with myself & not pressuring myself to complete everything. this is just to give me structure & a sense of control & stability. pic.twitter.com/CIXwaRBGZP
— lil bb z (@________z_____) March 19, 2020
From there, others began sharing chaotic takes on their own daily routines, offering the internet glimpses into the anguished minds of people who have been shut up indoors for too long.
Here are 16 of the best quarantine routine memes:
#1.
My quarantine routine:
7 AM: wake up
8 AM: wake up, this time for real 🙂
9 AM: self sabotage
3 PM: send an email—just kidding!
4 PM: yoga/prayer/meditation
4:01 PM: drinking, smoking, and sending nude photos
9 PM: Lights out! Read doomsday articles until 5 AM
— joey b 😀 (@joecastlebaker) March 19, 2020
#2.
quarantine routine:
10am: wake in the morning feeling like p Diddy
12pm: grab my glasses. get out the door. hit this city
also 12pm: brush my teeth w a bottle of jack
12pm-10am: don’t stop make it pop dj blow my speakers up— indie (@INDIEWASHERE) March 20, 2020
#3.
My Quarantine Routine
I just wanted to share what works for me. This is just to give me structure and a sense of stability
9 am – 2 am: wake up & stare at my phone
— Kevin Farzad (@KevinFarzad) March 20, 2020
#4.
My quarantine routine!
Not saying you should follow it because this is what’s currently working for me, maybe it won’t for you. I’m just doing things I normally wouldn’t do to give myself more freedom of expression. pic.twitter.com/lPWkYtvIxh
— Darihana Nova (@DarihanaNova) March 20, 2020
#5.
quarantine routine:
-play animal crossing
-play animal crossing
-play animal crossing
-play animal crossing
-take a break and login to tw to see everyone having fun with animal crossing
-play animal crossing
-play animal crossing
-play animal crossing
-play animal crossing— @ new horizons (@cherrybunss) March 22, 2020
#6.
My quarantine routine:
7 AM: (wake me up)
8 AM: wake me up inside
9 AM: (I can’t wake up)
3 PM: wake me up inside
4 PM: (SAAAAVE ME)
5 PM: CALL MY NAME AND SAAAAVE ME FROM THE DARK
6 PM: Pesto pasta, again
— GOOKO (@G00K0) March 20, 2020
#7.
hey guys this is my quarantine routine! Just really trying to create habits that are healthy for the mind, body, and spirit 😌 pic.twitter.com/x2Eb82YDY8
— Lindsey Stewart (@LindseyyStewart) March 18, 2020
#8.
✨✨✨ My Quarantine Routine ✨✨✨
9am: wake up
9:30am: sit down in front of computer
12pm: eat lunch at computer
1pm: keep working on computer
6pm: eat dinner at computer
7pm: hang out on computer
11pm: hang out in bed with computer
2am: fall asleep next to computer— stephanie (@isosteph) March 19, 2020
#9.
My quarantine routine:
5 am: tired
7 am: tired
10 am: tired
12 pm: tired
3 pm: tired
5 pm: tired
7 pm: tired
10 pm: tired
Bed time: ENNNNEERRGGYY
— وير (@syawiers) March 21, 2020
#10.
My Quarantine Routine!
this is just a general guide for myself based on my goals & what works for me! i’m allowing a lot flexibility with myself & not pressuring myself to complete everything. this is just to give me structure & a sense of control & stability. pic.twitter.com/cxAMFBTNn5
— aloe verga (@andrea_miws) March 20, 2020
#11.
My quarantine routine:
4:00, wallow in self-pity
4:30, stare into the abyss
5:00, solve world hunger, tell no one
5:30, jazzercize
6:30, dinner with me—I can’t cancel that again
7:00, wrestle with my self-loathing….I’m booked pic.twitter.com/xBdrA64skV— Jessica Lindsay (@JessicaCVL) March 20, 2020
#12.
My Quarantine Routine:
6:00 am – find myself inexplicably transformed into a huge insect
6:15 am to 9:00 pm – struggle to adjust to this new condition
— Joshua Self-QuaRayntine (@joshuaray) March 20, 2020
#13.
My quarantine routine:
7am: come out of my cage
8am: do just fine
9am: be down
10am: want it all
11am: kiss
12pm: reminisce on the kiss
1pm: fall asleep
2pm: call a cab
3pm: have a smoke
4pm: take a drag
5pm: go to bed— James (@itsagifnotagif) March 20, 2020
#14.
you, dumb: shakespeare wrote king lear in quarantine
me, smart: ursula le guin’s daily writing routine was as follows pic.twitter.com/2RxHFrMPkH
— rosemary donahue (@rosadona) March 19, 2020
#15.
People sharing their celery juice and yoga quarantine routines RIP but I’m different pic.twitter.com/8F98AMwsqH
— Sophie (@jil_slander) March 19, 2020
#16.
Quarantine routine: I just want to share what works for me. To give structure and a sense of stability
9 am – look at my phone from bed
12pm: breakfast
12.30: look at my phone on the couch
8pm: dinner
9pm: watch Tv & look at my phone
12: go to bed & look at my phone in the dark— Emilie Zoey Baker (@easybee) March 21, 2020
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Alana is the staff writer on AWOL who thinks the best way to travel is by taking spontaneous detours and stopping at every local bakery to try the cakes. She writes a lot about Australian TV, Big Things, cursed food, and theme parks. You can follow her on Instagram @alana.dotcom. It’s mostly dogs she meets along the way.