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It’s December once again, a most special time of year for many of us. We have so much to look forward to in just one month: beloved holidays like Christmas and Hanukkah, New Year’s Eve, and of course, the release of Spotify Wrapped. In case you’ve somehow missed the boat on this cultural phenomenon, Spotify Wrapped is an annual campaign where users of the music-streaming platform can view a dolled-up summary of their listening data over the past year, set to snippets of their favorite tracks.
In May 2014, my mom made a doctor’s appointment for me. I was 18 and theoretically capable of making it myself, but on this particular occasion, the decision to see a medical professional had been hers not mine. We were seated side by side in the waiting room at my childhood general practitioner’s office, flipping through a People magazine. When the doctor called my name, my mother stood up and offered him a furtive explanation for our visit.
A woman who’s in the best relationship of her life, only to discover she’s been taken for a ride by a Craigslist conman. A husband’s “birth plan” that goes disregarded when his wife goes into labour prematurely. A young man who ignores his ringing cellphone in favour of hooking up with a stranger, only to wake up to an inbox full of voicemails informing him that his father has slipped into a coma.
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