@MrNishKumar I’m no fan of the party ‘in control’ - but I do feel some sympathy for a human that looks clearly stressed and tired with the horrible challenge they are faced with. It’s a shitshow no doubt - but it’s our shitshow - and is non partisanal.
@lil_natw It’s not ‘just’ Open University. If you are studying for a degree part-time, remotely, motivated by pure desire for the subject- it’s an incredible thing to commit to. Superb choice!
There are some places I’ve missed more than others... I don’t imagine it will be ‘back to normal’ any time soon, which makes me think I may have taken some things for granted. #supportyourlocal @ Altarnun, Cornwall https://t.co/JMBm189Yah
@chev_oaks I love Cornwall, have only lived here for 14 yrs, but it can be depressingly racist in parts. As if the relative lack of racial diversity itself empowers the racists to speak out or act. It’s left friends from out of county speechless and should be talked about more.
The thing is - lockdown doesn’t feel like it’s getting worse. Maybe just more meaningful. “It is in each other’s shadow that we flourish”.
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Moving reception for 52 Cuban doctors arriving in Italy to help fight #coronavirus.
“He who says he is not afraid is a superhero, but we are not superheros, we are revolutionary doctors.” Leonardo Fernandez, intensive care specialist
An antidote to helplessness and disorientation – the great humanistic philosopher and psychologist Erich Fromm, born on this day in 1900, on our human fragility as the key to our survival and our sanity https://t.co/dHJhvNeyRQ
@cwork_chris Not too bad at present thanks Chris. Current projects will run for some time - but sensing new projects will be more cautiously commissioned.
@cassiecodes Agreed. Solid rest is vital. Always. But productivity when wfh is going to be vital for small businesses to weather this storm and still be supporting families when over. Capitalism (for the moment) keeps the dependents of my hard-working team fed. And I am grateful to both.