In hushed tones, he says the market for his business is booming with marijuana growers. She’s not expecting to return to her medical role as her office shut down and surgeries have been postponed. Their kids took turns photo bombing the video stream.
“The Tau of Steves: What You Don’t Know Could Fill a Book”
Hi and welcome to Sunday’s Episode 20 of the Second Season’s My Pandemic Year’s Natural Experiment, on March 29th in the spring of 2020 here in California.
Previously in Season Two, the Pandemic Year
S2 E19 — What’s Percolating in Our Collective Unconscious?; S2 E18 — What is the Truth and How Can You Tell?; S2 E17 — Shutting Mountain Resorts Down, Closing Boutiques, Kicking Tourists Out
Related from Season One, the Normal Year
S1 E20 — Day 20 of My 1-Year Experiment; S1 E19 — Day 19 of My 1-Year Experiment; S1 E18 — Day 18 of My 1-Year Experiment; S1 E17 — Day 17 of My 1-Year Experiment
The meaningful moments keep coming this year, and when you least expect them. You’ll slip into the flow of a project, and the feedback you get will really light you up and cause you to slightly change your trajectory. Extraordinary relationships begin in ordinary daily settings. You’ll be an important leader in a group, though you may prefer to lead from within lower ranks.
Evidence
Zoomed snapshot updates spread out from Florida, north to Michigan and Chicago and from the Midwest in Indiana.
AJ and D-hops, a Florida Gen-X couple with no children just started renting a place while their home is remodeled.
He works at an aerospace conglomerate that Emma the Baroness’ father did, and sometimes flies to San Diego to cross the border to their facility, now on his 10th year. He qualifies as an essential employee, seemingly unaffected by the Coronavirus-19 rippling effect. She works remotely and is discovering what their dog does all day when both had been working at their normal jobs.
T. Stephen and Art Mom, living in southern Indiana on the Ohio River.
Both twice divorced and now re-married Gen-X and Gen -Y couple, one 50-years-old and a sometime chef, but are idled at home as the auto industry supplier furloughed workers until there’s a reset. Art Mom, the mother of three daughters requires chronic care for cancerous stomach and kidney health issues is possibly facing yet another surgery and passing kidney stones like it was nothing. They’re making over their back yard to plant vegetables, kind of like a World War II victory garden, for meals and food security. A pet rabbit keeps their dog company in their house.
Art Sis, 65 plus Baby Boomer lives by herself in small town outside Ann Arbor,
She asks if the Chicago adult children endured a major storm bearing down on rural Michigan as fog set in. She shut down her coop art retail shop on them downtown corner of small town which offered items designed and made by local artists. Earlier she was on a video conference call with fellow realtors making plans for down real estate market.
Ty and Cam, urban Chicago Millennial parents expect their second chid in May.
They’re both working from home and giving the spotlight over to their daughter on Zoom, whom everyone else encouraged to sing and dance which she did reluctantly for the first part of the call, but enjoyed performing after the initial shyness wore off.
Ty’s sister, Cheerio, also a Millennial parent is holed up at home as a family with three kids outside a major university in Ohio.
Petie’s, her husband works remotely as an IT/HR professional for a major commercial and retail supplier of fertilizer. He says the growing market for their business is booming with marijuana growers — he said in hushed tones. She’s not expecting to return to her medical role as her office shut down and surgeries have been postponed. Their kids took turns photo bombing the video stream.
What kind of omen is it that none of the Steves’ Holiday Tau measured up to at least a “3”, let alone “5” on this final day?
Random ones that make me want change my sign.
Not my birthday, but I had to add something. Is this adjusted for the growing pandemic? You be the judge. Let’s just hope so.
Today’s Holiday Birthday:
The meaningful moments keep coming this year, and when you least expect them. You’ll slip into the flow of a project, and the feedback you get will really light you up and cause you to slightly change your trajectory. Extraordinary relationships begin in ordinary daily settings. You’ll be an important leader in a group, though you may prefer to lead from within lower ranks.
What’s Going On …
Literally Bottled and Set Adrift from KnowWhere Atoll
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- @knowlabs followers or one or more of my 35 digital magazines jumped from 1461 to 1,481.
Foresight
Quality-of-Life
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- Escaping the coronavirus: The Great American Migration of 2020 – The Washington Post
- Forbes: Fleeing Coronavirus: ‘Cityscapers’ From NYC, SF, LA Booking Long-Term Country Stays On Airbnb, VRBO
- Introverts Prefer Mountains: How Your Personality Affects Where You Should Live – PsyBlog
- 5280 Magazine: You’re Working From Home. Now What? – 5280
Long-Form
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- “The Introvert Advantage: How Quiet People Can Thrive in an Extrovert World” by Marti Olsen Laney
- An Introvert’s Guide to Finding Success in Web Design
Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Inspired by: Holiday Mathis – Creators Syndicate
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