I have 100% been wallowing in this new surge. I guess I just thought we were largely done. The 2021-2022 school year was a promise of normalcy (or near-normalcy). I was hoping to make…
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4/27: Cases falling. Life appearing to reach some sort of normalcy! Things to look forward to! 7/27: MEH. I decided to take a little browse through covidactnow and see how Amelia Island is faring,…
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Just feeling kind of down. I feel like we hit such a lovely high point this summer. A point where it felt like — in this country, specifically — the pandemic was largely behind…
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1- Bedtime follow up. I feel I must include this! G has transitioned reasonably well to the bunk bed (bottom bunk, obviously!) from her toddler bed. A is now in her own room! Our…
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A very common late-pandemic trope is the discussion about adding things back slowly and not feeling ready to do too much yet. One example of where I’ve heard it mentioned frequently is Edit Your…
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Hi! I’m back. I really enjoyed the time off. A brief recap of the highlights . . . 1- Josh and I enjoyed a great 2-night stay in Captiva (west coast of FL, near…
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Well, a lot has happened since I last posted! It has only been 3 days but feels longer. I was on call this week and — as is typical — got busy. I still…
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First of all, thank you for all of the kind and insightful comments and suggestions on Tuesday’s post. As usual, it was dashed off by me in a cloud of (pretty raw) emotion, and…
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I haven’t shown any COVID-19 data for a while. Mostly, this is because nothing has changed for a while in South FL. Happily, hospitalizations in our health system seem to be down somewhat. But…
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I slept 7.5 glorious hours last night. Without interruption or fear of interruption. Honestly, it was amazing. Currently: Reading: The Glass Hotel (Emily St. John Mandel) and A World Without Email (Cal Newport). I…