Corona Summer

So, the chiropractor fixed my neck and the OT fixed my shoulder.  I'm feeling tons better.  Not 50 anymore.  More like 35ish.  Mom and I took a little trip to Chicago last weekend.  We stopped at all our favorite spots and visited a few new places.  I got a new tattoo while we were there.

The guy was great.  I'm definitely going back next year to get another one.  I already have it picked out.  Hayden calls it my Doritos tattoo. 

On Monday, I get to go into my classroom for the first time all summer.  I'm going to spend the day getting all of my personal items out of there.  I'm really sad that I have to take all my books home.  I'm not sure what this school year is going to be like.  I want to give my students every opportunity to talk to one another.  I miss people.  I miss talking to people in person.  This pandemic has not been good for me.  I think third graders can keep their masks on and we can do this school thing in person.  My district has already canceled Wednesday class until January.  Every Wednesday is an e learning day and the kids cannot take their devices home.  I can already hear the complaints rolling in.  I don't have any solutions to this madness.  I want everyone to be safe.  I don't want to get this.  I've heard so many people say, it's just like the flu.  Ok, fine.  Let's pretend it's just like the flu.  When Henry got the flu a few years ago, he lost 10 pounds and could barely move for 2 weeks.  And he's a completely healthy teen. 

Speaking of Henry, his XC season at DePauw was canceled.  Now he doesn't know what to do.  He might just go to IU.  And if classes are online for Hayden, he's in trouble.  He needs to sit in a classroom.  This is just wrecking everything. I'm going to try and stay positive.