It's not yesterday's celebrities, sport stars, billionaires, or "masters of the universe" who are saving the world.
It's the overworked, underpaid but resourceful nurses, medical technicians, physicians, epidemiologists, public-health experts, engineers, and scientists.
Right now over 80 doctors at Hopkins and at hospitals in China just finished a meeting via videoconferencing. The doctors in China taught us from their recent experience. They finished by praying for us.
Home schooling, Day 1, morning shift:
-Reading went fine
-Chess went fine but the two year old tried to eat the captured pieces
-French went...okay. Any further than counting to 9 & I'm in trouble
@VAMNit now doing math & science for the afternoon shift
Here is the speech that the country *needed* to hear from the President tonight:
"My fellow Americans, the next few months are going to be hard. For many of us, harder than anything we've faced in our lifetimes.
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Watching Fleabag for the 3rd time & considering making my way to a Catholic Church for the 1st time in 13 years, but maybe specifically one in England, more specifically one where Andrew Scott IS a priest who can read my mind bc he is in love with me