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Yes, I was extra lazy. After going to bed around 1:10, I still managed to get five hours of sleep, first opening my eyes at 6:15. Read FB on my phone for a couple of hours, trying to awaken my vision, but the trick didn't work this morning.
After juice and pills, I slithered back into my bed which felt like the comfiest cocoon EVER. I dozed on and off and finally got out of bed at 4, just in time for my next dose of pills. Watched familiar animation as well as last night's SNL where the bit of Biden as the fly was the best part. Otherwise, it was just staying wrapped up and warm.
The only sad bit was listening to the evening news that revealed all the soaring cases of Covid around the world. I'm really trying hard not to anticipate the worst, of populations reduced significantly. I already feel there have been psychological effects of people becoming more lawless, especially where it comes to drunk driving and speeding - as if these things were now … optional. My fears weren't exactly allayed when I briefly glanced at the story of the USDA approving the sales of diseased chicken meat. ::shudders::
Anyway, I'm going to stay up reading for a while, even if the vision is weak yellow against dark sage green. But the story is intriguing. And tomorrow I'll be talking about thankfulness, even in these times.
After juice and pills, I slithered back into my bed which felt like the comfiest cocoon EVER. I dozed on and off and finally got out of bed at 4, just in time for my next dose of pills. Watched familiar animation as well as last night's SNL where the bit of Biden as the fly was the best part. Otherwise, it was just staying wrapped up and warm.
The only sad bit was listening to the evening news that revealed all the soaring cases of Covid around the world. I'm really trying hard not to anticipate the worst, of populations reduced significantly. I already feel there have been psychological effects of people becoming more lawless, especially where it comes to drunk driving and speeding - as if these things were now … optional. My fears weren't exactly allayed when I briefly glanced at the story of the USDA approving the sales of diseased chicken meat. ::shudders::
Anyway, I'm going to stay up reading for a while, even if the vision is weak yellow against dark sage green. But the story is intriguing. And tomorrow I'll be talking about thankfulness, even in these times.
