Day 5

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 I think I'm mastering the art of doing nothing. Stranger things still has me terrified and OMG i did not see that coming in the Da Vinci code like WHAT?! That revelation was stupidly good and Dan Brown is a genius. I've been thinking of writing a book (I kind of have since i was like 12) but now being in my room basically in isolation, i feel inspiration and my imagination running wild. I might just.

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