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WFH
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April 3, 2022
WFH: Week One Hundred Eight
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This week marks the official end to full-time working from home. Starting tomorrow, we're supposed to be in the office three days per we...
December 31, 2021
Farewell to 2021
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Wrapping up another year with a somewhat random assortment of little things, starting with some bright foliage on a winter's day. This y...
July 25, 2021
WFH: Week Seventy-Two
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Welcome to the workplace. I found the tattered balloon arch ironically fitting (though I'm sure they meant well). We now have the opt...
May 16, 2021
WFH: Week Sixty-Two
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A very important milestone for me this week: I am, at last, considered fully vaccinated against COVID-19! When I successfully booked the ap...
March 7, 2021
WFH: Week Fifty-Two
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There was a hint of color in the sky, on my evening walk. I've been encouraging down-in-the-dumps colleagues to get outside . Even if t...
December 31, 2020
2020 Retrospective
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Herewith, some signs of the times. I got my happy smile from a neighbor's weekly update during late summer: I'm still working fro...
July 26, 2020
WFH: Week Twenty
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The oleanders bloom all summer. And here we are, late July and week twenty of working from home. When I was growing up, it was during th...
June 7, 2020
WFH: Week Thirteen
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Last week, I felt it was time to reduce the frequency of these dispatches, as I will be working from home for (possibly) the rest of this ye...
May 31, 2020
WFH: Week Twelve
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I had a most unusual dream this week: I was walking down the aisle of a supermarket, and there on the shelf were a few packages of toilet ...
May 24, 2020
WFH: Week Eleven
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Ten years ago this week I pedaled up a difficult hill to watch a stage of the Tour of California . The organizers pulled the plug on this y...
May 17, 2020
WFH: Week Ten
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Friday morning my heart sank when I discovered that my clock had stopped. How would I get it repaired, now? Wait a sec ... 4:05 (give or ...
May 10, 2020
WFH: Week Nine
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How about some local fauna to go with the local flora? Anna's hummingbirds enjoy my feeders as well as my garden. One bonus of spendi...
May 3, 2020
WFH: Week Eight
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I'm sure our local transportaton agency had the best of intentions when they posted these signs, but ... they're rude. [My mode of t...
April 26, 2020
WFH: Week Seven
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One last, perfect, red camellia of the season. The time I spent washing windows last Sunday was well invested. Spotted with dirt, I was fi...
April 19, 2020
WFH: Week Six
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I'm not a television viewer, but was exposed to the airwaves in order to watch the broadcast of Jesus Christ Superstar last week. I...
April 12, 2020
WFH: Week Five
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As it turns out, there are a few pink blossoms tucked deep inside my white camellia bush. Two distinct shades, in fact. Ten years ago thi...
April 5, 2020
WFH: Week Four
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“You should take a vacation!” our friendly HR automaton scolded me ( again ). No matter that sheltering-in-place is hardly a “vacation.” [Us...
March 29, 2020
WFH: Week Three
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The beauty of the white camellia is fleeting, as the blossoms are quick to turn brown. Somewhere on that same bush there are light pink blos...
March 22, 2020
WFH: Week Two
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My decision to walk into town, despite the occasional rain shower, was an unexpectedly lucky one. There were a handful of others out and abo...
March 15, 2020
WFH: Week One
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The camellias are still blooming. What a glorious mess they make! I'll no sooner rake up the fallen flowers than I'll hear “plop” as...
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