Returning from a little over a week in Ireland.
Me: Wow! Ireland was great!
🧠: 💀 Why am I back? Everything is meaningless etc.
Me: What the? But we had a break!
Medical Journals: It can take three months to three years to recover from burnout.
Me: Oh.
I also had a discussion with people in more affluent areas of Baltimore and have found their experiences differ greatly. Usually, BGE finishes earlier than the ETR they give to their “customers” in these areas. I’m not surprised.
BGE cut my power off at around 10AM, effecting well over 350 people. Then they took crews off it at around 10:30-11AM. The ETR (estimated time of restoration) was 2PM. The crews never came back. Now there’s no ETR. Makes it hard to work remotely. Nothing new…
Realized recently, I think I’ve only ever gotten physical illnesses from children never adults.
Now, the mental kind, on the other hand, yeah, got a lot of that from adults. Oh, and trauma. Adults gave me a lot of trauma. Good times.
Just driving for groceries, I managed to avoid four different accidents with people abruptly changing lanes and used my horn for at least one minute. Also was yelled at by a cop who didn’t know how cameras work on cars. Baltimore…
Understanding implied meanings in things like phrases has always been a struggle for me, but I’m proud, in a twisted way, to be able to tell people stuff like, ”It’s going” or “It’s all right/fine” and not feel like I’m completely lying.
Since the ice sheets have melted and it’s looking like the AMOC is set to collapse, who’s excited for the even more extreme weather and uninhabitable zones that’s coming?!
I get that the government is using aliens being real as misdirection for stuff like the Earth preventably becoming uninhabitable due to climate change but it’s still neat-o! Right guys?!