i'm locked inside, homeschooling your grandkids
Oh hi, I’m Claire and I remain unvaccinated.
Through no fault of my own, that is!!!!
Long story short is I went to the USA for a week looking for an extra, not-cutting-the-line dose and despite my expensively accrued brain cells, large online and offline network, and tireless work ethic, I failed. But that’s OK because it helped me realize that getting an extra dose of a currently limited vaccine supply in the USA right now is much rarer than we think. (Unfortunately, everyone knows somebody, and therein lies the rub;)
I’ll go back eventually, when Johnson & Johnson one-shots abound.
Also, I got stitches when I fell on my face.
Things:
General Dumpster Fires
Saturday Night Live won the internet with their latest music video, Boomers Got the Vax. Winning lines include, but are not limited to:
Read & Knowledge Yourself
Seven Types of Rest We All Need
South Sudan has a Big Plan for Women’s Football
The Rise of “Sea Shanties” and Communal Singing (Thanks Tsh!)
How I Learned to Be Less Productive and Feel OK About It (Written directly by opening up my own brain, apparently…..)
Why the “Official” Death Rate from Covid is So Low in Africa
Startups Do Stuff
Solo Female Founders Ate Statistical Shit in 2020, As Predicted.
5 Signs of Progress for Women Raising VC Funding (I have tried to post this, in direct contrast to the other post, without irony.)
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In conclusion, I thank Mel, of Strong Sense of Place, for the blissful moment I spent reading the below. It goes without saying that I am not only a veteran Below Deck viewer but I am also currently reading the memoir of one of the cast members of Southern Charmed. (The next is in my reading queue):
An article in The New York Times says, 'Those who have never seen Below Deck, Below Deck Mediterranean, or Below Deck Sailing Yacht, and who do not wish to spend the rest of their lives glued to Bravo’s flotation-themed programming, must never, ever watch even one minute of either program, for the Below Deck franchise lures in viewers with the pitiless ease of sirens summoning sailors to hurl their ships against the sun-warmed Grecian coast.'
Heart,
Claire