Muh Muh Muh My Corona (virus)

I'm with you on this. If I'm working a 730-4 or 7-430 shift, I'm generally rolling out of bed 10 minutes before, making coffee and sitting down right at the start time. Maybe I shower at 10 a.m. or whatever. And I'm definitely feeling a power nap at some point of the day, usually 20 minutes around 2 p.m. It's actually going to be a chore to reacclimate to getting up at 630, showering and dressing and leaving the house in time to get to the office 25 minutes away by 730. Every time I say I'm going to try to work a few office days a week to re-acclimate, waking up five minutes before my shift wins. Ugh.

 

Anybody else seeing TP shortages in the stores?

 

There was plenty at Publix here this afternoon. Tiny data point, and anecdotal at that.

 

The Minnesota GOP Senate leader is an asshole in the classical sense. Got his degree from Oral Roberts and sent his non-binary daughter to Marcus Bachmann's gay conversion therapy clinic.

Spent months attempting to overturn the DFL governor's state of emergency powers, including firing state commissioners (basically cabinet secretaries, a process the Republican House minority leader compared to executing hostages), and now claimed this week that "I’ve always said COVID is serious. The surge we prepared for is now happening in spite of restrictions, and I’m glad we helped prepare for it" on Twitter now that he managed to hold on to a Republican majority in the State Senate for another four years.

 

Here in Ohio. Has apparently been a massive run on it and paper towels this weekend.

Doesn't make any sense to me. How people can not be stocked up is beyond my understanding.

 

No need. I quit bothering to try to. While the shelves have tended to be half-empty, they weren't empty, and when I wanted some I just went and bought it.

 

I wish I didn't think he was right.

 

In terms of routine, I am a robot. I don't mean that in my adult working life sense but apparently from the time I was in the crib.
2020 has been hell to me. The only routine is that there hasn't been a routine.

 

I started heading back to "the office" mainly because by home internet can't handle Zoom. But it is amazing how much I needed the routine. Actually showering in the morning; having a sense of different times of the day; seeing different people.

 

Still have a good supply from when I bought some in June. Got it from the source rather than the store, so the amount was in greater numbers.

 

Texas court rejects El Paso's COVID shutdown as city resorts to 10 mobile morgues

 

They'll start coming around after enough people die. Even their jackass Governor.

CORONAVIRUS: Missouri health officials urge people to wear masks after 6,346 new cases reported

"There have been 27,969 cases over the past seven days and 58 deaths reported over the past week, while 119,933 people have been tested."