@marshallgjones Somebody has been doing this for awhile down there, usually just part of a lamp post or something, this is I think the largest piece yet, I love it!
When parents send kids to school with masks, the students exposure is limited so they wouldn't have to be sent home. If parents want in person classes for their children, they have to limit exposure.
3) My point is: if you aren’t that person, either ask or don’t assume. No one knows what other peoples’ responsibilities are, nor what they need to prioritize each day. This is hard, on everyone. Be patient, be helpful.
2) Other side of the coin? If you are doing “OK”? If things look fine from the outside? I’ve seen others criticize: you’re not doing enough, you don’t have as many responsibilities, you don’t teach/mentor as much...etc.
One thing I keep seeing from conversations around me worries me. Two sides of a coin. A: If you’re not able to “do” as much as before, it’s likely the pandemic, it’s childcare, care for others, etc. Agreed. This is going to be lasting for awhile. We need to recognize this.
The pandemic has been hard on all of us in different ways. I am privileged to have my job and a roof over my head. I also know my work, my kids, my mental health have suffered. We are all handling this differently. But I think the full effects won’t be obvious for awhile. (/1)
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I love this message of unity and sacrifice from President George W. Bush. "... even at an appropriate social distance, we can find ways to be present in the lives of others. To ease their anxieties and share their burdens." If you need me. DM me.
PSA: ALWAYS LOCK THE DEADBOLT ON YOUR HOTEL ROOM DOOR.
This last week I woke up to a stranger in a hooded sweatshirt holding his flashlight lit cellphone over my bed at 2:30am. I immediately and somehow calmly, but intensely told him to leave.
Doing mandatory training on addiction in the workplace and read this: "Some behaviors that may be signs of substance abuse include irritability, excessive talking and a short attention span." And I'm thinking, DAMN! This is everyone I know!