The Weekly Wrap-Up: March 30 - April 3, 2020
Congratulations on making it through another week! I sincerely hope that you are not only surviving this time of isolation, but that you are embracing the opportunity to find new ways of connecting to those you love. We are living in interesting times, and while it's tempting to put a brave face on everything, don't be afraid to reach out if you're lonely or in need of a friend.
I'm still in the office every day. I'm making decent progress on publishing more English, but we're also getting ready for the ECC CMF Zoominar. Yes, you read that correctly. Instead of having our annual CMF seminar here in Greenwood, we're doing everything on the web. It's a pretty stripped down version, but there are still a lot of things to work out. We've never done anything like this before, so I've been watching videos about how to do different things in Zoom. Apparently, I have a reputation for being 'techy' (not tetchy, though I am that, too), so I got volunteered to be part of the backstage team for our Zoominar. That mostly means I get to support Sarah, so I'm going to do my best to learn as much as I can before this thing starts.
This whole mess is starting to get to me, though. I went home for part of the day on Tuesday because I had a migraine. I think all the tension was just building up. But I was feeling better by Wednesday. It's such a weird thing to take sick time during something like this. I don't have COVID-19 (pretty sure), but all the normal illnesses are still ticking away. It makes one paranoid.
In the meantime, we must all find ways to deal with the new reality. Granted, those ways may seem indicative of the loss of one's faculties. But needs must...
Bye!
I'm still in the office every day. I'm making decent progress on publishing more English, but we're also getting ready for the ECC CMF Zoominar. Yes, you read that correctly. Instead of having our annual CMF seminar here in Greenwood, we're doing everything on the web. It's a pretty stripped down version, but there are still a lot of things to work out. We've never done anything like this before, so I've been watching videos about how to do different things in Zoom. Apparently, I have a reputation for being 'techy' (not tetchy, though I am that, too), so I got volunteered to be part of the backstage team for our Zoominar. That mostly means I get to support Sarah, so I'm going to do my best to learn as much as I can before this thing starts.
This whole mess is starting to get to me, though. I went home for part of the day on Tuesday because I had a migraine. I think all the tension was just building up. But I was feeling better by Wednesday. It's such a weird thing to take sick time during something like this. I don't have COVID-19 (pretty sure), but all the normal illnesses are still ticking away. It makes one paranoid.
In the meantime, we must all find ways to deal with the new reality. Granted, those ways may seem indicative of the loss of one's faculties. But needs must...
Bye!