I went to bed almost on time and slept very well, and am now pretty much back to normal. I‘m not quite sure if I want to go walking/running today, or just walk, we‘ll see.
Yesterday I managed to wrap and mail my mother‘s birthday present, drop off a return package and walk to the nearby supermarket. I had vague plans to start cleaning as well but ended up so pre-occupied with my packing course homework, plus I had an additional student, so I decided to do it in small pieces over the weekend. I hope that will work.
When I came back from the supermarket my husband was right in the middle of cooking, so I put the groceries away and started chopping salad ingredients. Lunch was rather good:
I had a short break between lunch and teaching that I mostly used for reading and stumbling around in Genshin Impact, then I taught all my students and used a break to watch some more course videos.
Then I dressed in the travel outfit for my imaginary trip to Prague:
It was a very cold day so I chose a shawl and fingerless gloves. I really need to find a place to take pictures that is not quite as backlit…
After that I ate dinner, finished reading „Penric‘s Shaman“, unearthed some travel stuff (because the homework includes actually packing for the pretend trip to see how it all fits together) including an old bluetooth keyboard that I can use with my phone. Because I am contemplating leaving the ereader and tablet at home the next time, and to only take my phone and said keyboard.
Which is why I wrote this post using just my phone and that slightly weird keyboard. Which is also why there is no alt-text.
I then finally did the dishes, posted my travel outfit, did Duolingo, made a list for today, talked with the boy about his advisor’s feedback and canceled today’s Zoom so I can help him more. (He need to write a bit more, he is doing very short laconic sentences, like „here is the definition, here is the data, bye). We’ll spend some time make it flow better. I hope.
And today will hopefully mark the new back to normal. Well, almost.
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