Hump Day

Rinse and repeat. What was good for yesterday...

1. Wake up.
2. Morning run.
3. Black Fox coffee cool down.
4. Shower.
5. Work, work, work.
6. Lunch break.
7. Work, work, work.
8. Rooftop workout (courtesy of Kyle Sela today).
9. Aperol Spritz & Essential Workers applause.

Since it was Wed, my newly formed writing group met today and they reviewed one of my pieces, providing great feedback. I need to get this done and submitted to something online.

Then a family Houseparty, which was fun. It's been awhile since we all met together, and the boys love it when we are all on. (The boys in this case being my nephews.)

Travis is throwing a surprise "Houseparty" for one of his best friends. He made cupcakes and I'll be damned if I'm going to eat all of those!

The death count in New York has been high the last two days, but the number of new hospitalizations is dropping, which is ultimately good news. It's 10 to 14 days until people get sick sometimes, even longer than that if they near death. So even though the death count is high now, the fact that new submissions to the hospital are lessening, it should in turn mean that two weeks from now the deaths should begin to drop.

Would that last paragraph have even been conceivable a month ago? We have already doubled the deaths here from 9/11, and are at 14,000 nationwide. Hopefully this will lead to some much needed change here in America. Both politically and from a prioritization perspective.