Do you ever have a day that is just blah, like being stuck
in the doldrums? That is the way my day is. I just can’t get going on anything,
which is too bad. Today is a teaching day. My office hours are from 9 am to
noon. I had three students stop by for assistance, which was a slight
diversion. I can only read so much news, and then I really am depressed. My
university has not prepared any contingency plan. They have scheduled a meeting
tomorrow for the administrators to think about contingency plans. They are as
well prepared for a pandemic as the Trump administration was, which is to say
not at all. It is days like this that I think about ending my teaching career.
Tomorrow will be better, and I have next week (Spring Break) to recover. As
Yogi Berra, the great American zen philosopher, said, “It ain’t over until it's
over,” and “When you come to a fork in the road, take it.”
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