Margo VartanianQuarantine Diaries: Nothing Lasts and Everything is ForeverFor summer vacation in 2003, my parents, sister, and I travelled from Montreal to New York in hopes of a late-summer adventure. I was 8…May 25, 2020May 25, 2020
Margo VartanianQuarantine Diaries: I Haven’t Worn Clothes in Six Weeks…Leave it to a global pandemic to turn our lives into a clickbait title. The most I’ve worn since quarantine is a sports bra and leggings…May 4, 2020May 4, 2020
Margo VartanianQuarantine Diaries: How To Make Friends as an Adult and Other Grown-Up ProblemsI was still in high school during Instagram’s primitive era when people were posting pictures of their Starbuck’s coffee cups veiled with…Apr 27, 2020Apr 27, 2020
Margo VartanianQuarantine Diaries: When I Grow Up, I Want To Be an Internet PersonalityThere’s always a lot of talk about our “formative years” and how they’re so(oooooooo) detrimental. It’s one of the main narratives that…Apr 20, 20201Apr 20, 20201
Margo VartanianQuarantine Diaries: Nostalgia Is Forward-LookingI’ve always valued my punctuality as one of my better inheritances and my impending quarter-life crisis is prompt in its manifestation. In…Apr 13, 2020Apr 13, 2020
Margo VartanianinThe StartupQuarantine Diaries: Seeking Good Conversation (From Home)It’s difficult being a homebody and an extrovert. Everyone is a paradox, this makes us special and this makes us ordinary; another paradox…Apr 6, 2020Apr 6, 2020
Margo VartanianQuarantine Diaries: A Mother, A Daughter, And Seeking Refuge Through MadonnaWe’re three weeks into quarantine, four months into the year, and 5 seconds away from losing our shit. Regular life seems like a…Mar 30, 2020Mar 30, 2020
Margo VartanianQuarantine Diaries: Visiting A Place I Used To KnowIt’s the second week of quarantine and like with most things viewed in hindsight, it’s not that bad. Maybe the cabin fever’s gotten to me…Mar 25, 2020Mar 25, 2020
