Time is a flat circle
Time is a flat circle
The phone block in my building is tagged up, i assume by a mix of residents and workers over the years, kinda hard to beleive they might include tag dates and not birthdates but who knows, 1922 building
Joe Stasulat 6/21/26
Tracy K. A. 8/2/29
Carl Thale 1929
9-20-67
Localities passing bans on evictions and power and water service shutoffs says a lot about the value we should place on the portion of value produced by workers that landlords claim as their right to passive income when workers can’t work, when workers can: zero, zip, zilch, nada
Lotta advice out there but it might help to hear from others what they are doing?
going forward we’ll just be at playgrounds with my kid, the grocery store, or home
not ordering delivery anything either
went out for lunch tuesday, a bar thursday, both trips were “welp, last time I’m doing this for a while”
something to look forward to
home office setup (a murphy bed closet, lol) is solid, will be doing a lot of cooking and baking
last night: last dinner friends
also, we’ve realized that our one exception, playgrounds, are a bad idea, our kid can play with his toys or on his scooter in the our building’s crummy rear courtyard
giving some serious thought to how safe it is for parents of information workers to continue relying on childcare providers so that they can work from home
“the economy” has to take the L on this one
“Well, naturally when I see who it is gives me the hot foot I join in the laughter, and go over and shake hands with Joe, and when I shake hands with him there is more laughter, because it seems Joe has COVID-19 in his duke, and what I shake hands with is this virus…”