Tunga took her for a walk, and for a two-hour reading fest at the beach. His words, "She loved it there. She seemed to enjoy the fresh air."
I spent yesterday getting ready for the week, and also super cleaning spaces Glamis has occupied for two weeks, as her fur fell out everywhere. I also went to campus to get my 6th Covid test and I teased the nurses, "I think I'm addicted at this point to the nose-swabbing. I'm desensitized, and this is actually somewhat stimulating and comforting."
I got groceries for the week (after checking offices to see phones still NOT there and deliveries more of a "let us store our junk in your space because we don't want to deal with it" type movement. What a shit show). And, with University athletics in full force, getting on campus for a swipe took 5x's as long. So many people trying to enter campus in a tight, little check-in area.
I went to get groceries for the week, then returned home to prepare for Monday-Tuesday classes, and to go for an 8-mile hike simply because the weather was perfect, and I'm fully aware of taking mental breaks. I listened to Mathew R. Kay's Not Light, But Fire and I can say I'm inspired. This is a writer/thinker/doer I want to teach with. Absolute wisdom and zero complaints about what he proposes...just admiration. Brilliance. 3-hours of listening in...8 hours more to go.
But Glamis seems to be on the up-and-up. She truly did rub up against me all day, unless she was in with Chitunga on a walk or at the beach.
Fingers crossed. It's impossible to truly concentrate on what we're doing with a dog waifing away at our side.
Wow, Monday. You're here again. It's National Goof-Off Day and we have several plans in place.
Meanwhile....they almost screwed it up, but they held on...Cuse is in the Sweet Sixteen (somewhat of a slight period of normalcy). I bit my nails on that game.
And we begin in 3...2...1.
Great going, Glamis Girl!
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