The way I did the entry pre-selection has proven to be off. Again. More.
It’s like I’m following my doctors’ suggestions or something, and breaking free the writing compulsion.
Looking back at previous stuff, I wrote this in 2016:
I’m trying to keep an open mind about the electoral results. This, really, could be real change in Washington. Notsomuch due to the Trump surrogates’ bigotry, but because at least it’s a completely new crowd.
Regardless of what happens, it’s not going to be an administration full of recycled Ford and Clinton folks (which is what we saw with the last two administrations). If an opportunity presented itself to get me to DC to work in the Administration, I don’t know that I’d turn it down. (Though they probably would want nothing to do with me after I didn’t vote for them…..)
- Kind of correct on the recycled Ford and Bush 41 folks. Instead, Trump was largely recycled Reagan folks. Some were better than others, certainly, and I’m still very angry about what happened to KT McFarland.
- I’ve still continued to glance at Federal jobs throughout. On my very short do-do list, I would consider again. But I’m hoping hte disability appeal gets finished up, so I can just retire; I’m exhausted.
- there’s also a bunch of stuff about my lack of excitement about what I experienced with my trip to Georgetown. I have to admit that when I came up her, I sought to do something different, but reached back out to the neurologist who’d seen me when I came up.
But it does speak, I think, to my willingness to give second chances.
I can, though, shut things off completely. It might take a long time for me to get there, but I will do it.
Time to go figure out what else is going to go on today.