I've been coming in to the office almost every day all along (masking any time I'm outside home or office). I feel less concerned now that I've been vaccinated, but I'll keep on with the mask and social distancing as long and as much as possible (some people do not grasp the idea of social distance). Others have come in to the office as needed, but mostly not. Two people even moved out of state and are on more or less permanent WFH and I expect others will continue as much as possible. Some people have had miserable commutes, while mine has been fairly painless.
In regard to wisdom teeth removal - if the teeth have erupted, it's not bad. I had all four done in the dentist/oral surgeon office and got myself home afterwards, ate at a restaurant the day after (soft food, but still). Didn't have any problems except with the painkillers - had a bad reaction to them, but got through it. My sister, on the other hand, had all four impacted, one lying sideways. She's allergic to novacain and codeine, so she had a miserable time of it. So, you experience will depend on how bad the teeth are.
I know the meme, but I can't connect how ramen equals May.
So on Tumblr, it seems the Young People don't understand posts that say something like, "We're in the the second April of covid, but next week..." and then a picture of dry ramen. For NSYNC-era Justin Timberlake, for "It's gonna be May." I can't decide if the elders are letting down the next generation, or if JT should be forgotten!
This older elder doesn't understand either.
My company is letting us decide if we want to come back to the office full ym time, part time, or stay fully remote. I used to enjoy my once or twice a week train commute and seeing people but there's no real reason I can't be fully remote. (Also we are being subsumed into our parent company and loads of people are leaving. I'm starting to look plus am not 100% sure I'll have a job come September.)
I am starting to think about getting a job, now that 1) I'm vaccinated 2) Casper is doing much better and will graduate in a month! 3) school is over in a month and the kids will be more flexible to pick up slack around the house and helping to care for the puppy.
The first step is to try to feel more like a functioning human being and less like a feral world-hating curmudgeon, so I'm working on that. Starting with return to proper exercise.
I've been on tumblr for far too long, and I'm afraid I don't get the ramen thing, either. I get none pizza left beef and citrus, so maybe it's just a meme that passed me by?
I have my first regular doctor's appointment in a few years today. Here's hoping nothing unexpected arises. Fat, asthmatic, and aging? Sure. Hmmmmm, we need to run a few extra tests around that, not so much.
So on Tumblr, it seems the Young People don't understand posts that say something like, "We're in the the second April of covid, but next week..." and then a picture of dry ramen. For NSYNC-era Justin Timberlake, for "It's gonna be May." I can't decide if the elders are letting down the next generation, or if JT should be forgotten!
This older elder doesn't understand either.
Young JT's hair looked like dry ramen, with the bleach blond and perm and over-gelling. But I'm down with forgetting JT.
