If you and your best aren’t aware that Sunday is your day
then you have some serious studying up to do.
For those of us who are BFF Veterans we know that Sunday is the day of
the Re’s (Recover, Recap, and Reason).
Recover:
Upon waking up next to 3 other people in your friend’s
king-size tempurpedic the recovery process begins. This starts by nursing that hangover with an
immediate bottle of water (vets place a bottle next to the bed the night
before) and IBprofin along with a first class ride back to your car parked
downtown via taxi or your neighbor.
Hint: be sure get to the car before the meters start
again. For us Portlanders this is at 1pm
on Sundays.
Once you make it to the car buckle up and head to
brunch. Brunch is nearly as important to
the recovering process as it is to the Recap.
Recap:
This really just begins when you wake up and lasts all day
long. Slowly funny instances from the
night before will jog your memory and you and your BFF(s) can laugh your asses
off about how and why you have taco bell cheese all over the bed, and/or who
the fuck the rando on the couch was.
Depending on what your upcoming week looks like, your
post-brunch Sunday could vary. I’ve spent
entire Sundays on my couch watching One Tree Hill on DVD (Lucy at my side obvi). However, its rare that our lives don’t demand
some form of productivity. Typically for
me, I have to make up for all the procrastinating I’ve done and study for class
on Monday. Not to worry. If your friends are as cool as mine, you will
find a way to study whilst still achieving the Re’s. See photo below.
After lots of Recapping, you’re sure to have some
post-traumatic stress. Let’s be honest, you’re not exactly thrilled to find
out you popped a squat in the Taco Bell drive-thru line. This is when we get to our third Re.
Reason:
I am a pro at reasoning and justifying just exactly why
something I or my BFF did is not only okay but for the better.
A typical convo for my friends and me may look like this:
“Its okay
that you peed in the drive thru line, Lucy.
You really had to go and holding it is bad for you.”
“Exactly,
had you held it, you would have gotten a UTI and been in a ton of pain right
now.”
“It was a
dire situation where you chose your health over your social stigma. You made the right choice.“
Can you see how you can manipulate anything in order to feel
better? This is clearly a terrible
scenario, yet you can trick your mind into making yourself think it’s actually
good. I swear it works.
Oh Sunday’s you will forever be a cherished day full of
rituals and bonding time. I can hardly wait for summer when the Reasoning takes
place next to the pool instead of next to text books.











