Is it weird to be exhausted during a pandemic? I can't speak to those who have actual jobs; that is one thing I don't have. My wife, who teaches at a medical school, conducts lectures in one of our rooms & it's charming to listen to her - I've never actually seen her teach. In fact:
There was a time, when she was teaches a huge class of nurses at the University of Kentucky that I thought about crashing one of her classes - she had like 250 students - & if there were ever a moment where she asked for questions, I'd raise my hands & say, "Professor - do you date your students?"
Today she showed me a slide from her recent (online) lecture which her students shared in some med school forum. She said, "It's good to become a meme."
Memewhile, I am making radio shows that may or may not be aired. I am gathering things for upcoming shows. I am trying to help out at the stations where I volunteer. & I am so, so tired.
Here's the thing: when I nap, I wake utterly confused. I don't know where I am, I am not sure what time of day it is, I am even baffled by the same alarm I've been using for years.
It's a metaphor for our times. But. I'm still so tired.
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