Not letting international students stay? Good grief, that's super rough for them (well, and for anyone who's supposed to pack up their dorm last minute but...yikes!)
I am still in Mexico. Wondering if I should stay. It's sure way more chill here than it sounds like anywhere else. Alternately wondering if I should buy a new suitcase and smuggle in Clorox wipes for resale.
Welp. Our school district just extended Spring Break by a week. E-learning for the upper grades.
I clearly need to set a schedule for my days now that I'm WFH, because staying up late noodling around since I don't have a commute isn't working out for me.
I have to give a shout-out to anyone who lives with anxiety all the time, because I've never been anxious like this before, and I hate it! How do you all function???
I mean, I'm tired all the time?
Also, you're quitting smoking, Jesse? High-five!
Yay for Jesse! And for Jesse's respiratory system!
Boo, anxiety.
In the break room people are saying this is all media hype and that it's not that big a deal and nothing new (because Corona viruses exist) and everyone is panicking for no reason
But this is SC where there are only a handful of cases. I keep trying to give reaonable info but they act like I am just foolish.
At the moment, I'm mostly anxious about going out to get milk and eggs. Once we're done with that, I'll have less specific anxiety.
I meant to say, yay quitting smoking!
As for anxiety: Yeah mine is high, my neck and shoulders are a disaster area and I've had some hot flashes. BUT, if I am given stuff to do, it is much better. I'm really good in crises, lots of practice for high intensity situations.
At the moment, I'm mostly anxious about going out to get milk and eggs. Once we're done with that, I'll have less specific anxiety.
I'm trying to decide whether or not it is safer to send TCG out for perishables or to have them delivered. Thoughts?
And DH just showed up at work saying he'd been kicked out of the office and ordered to WFH until further notice. I now have panicking parents picking up piles of books for sequestered kiddos.