Things, while settling some, are still in a tizzy at work.
Appropriately, aampling from a previous NoJoMo:
Describe a typical day for you at work. You can go total Peter Gibbons on this one.
I send a good morning email to my bosses letting them know I’m working.
I check in on the agency’s reporting site.
I check the systems connected to what I’m running.
I clean up email after making sure everything is okay.
Then, depending on the day, I start in on my panoply of meetings. Generally, two nights per week, I do preventative maintenance on systems. That typically takes about 90 minutes.
Not terribly fascinating, but it’s kind of my routine.
With telemedicine, I often have medical appointments here and there.
Not very interesting.
So. What else? Things seem to be kinda calm, though I’m in a bit of an information void with the changes to work.
I’m tired, now hitting that five-week mark since the last Tysabri infusion.
Generally, when I’m not on a call, I’m listening to either a podcast, or news.
My mental health might be better if I cut some of it out.
But it’s kind of what I’ve done my entire adult life.