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I had a lovely day, spent most of it in Heaton Park seeing another friend, lying on the grass, eating ice cream in the sunshine, regular park stuff.
But maybe it's a sign of what a good weekend I had that I'm really dreading going to work again tomorrow. I haven't spent a Sunday afternoon/evening feeling like that in a while. I've gotta say, my evening of feeling pretty mental anyway for big reasons, then skyping with my parents, then doing my first-ever covid test (as a routine thing, I'm not worried) has left me feeling awfully fragile and shitty all around.
I'm lucky that I don't find the swab for covid testing particularly uncomfortable, but I do find the tremendous inaccessibility of the covid lateral-flow-testing materials really stressful and demoralizing. I am lucky to have good help available to me, I think I'd struggle with the process on my own. I think the RNIB has done some work on the accessibility fail in the testing kits, but maybe I'll see if there's anything I can contribute to that.
But maybe it's a sign of what a good weekend I had that I'm really dreading going to work again tomorrow. I haven't spent a Sunday afternoon/evening feeling like that in a while. I've gotta say, my evening of feeling pretty mental anyway for big reasons, then skyping with my parents, then doing my first-ever covid test (as a routine thing, I'm not worried) has left me feeling awfully fragile and shitty all around.
I'm lucky that I don't find the swab for covid testing particularly uncomfortable, but I do find the tremendous inaccessibility of the covid lateral-flow-testing materials really stressful and demoralizing. I am lucky to have good help available to me, I think I'd struggle with the process on my own. I think the RNIB has done some work on the accessibility fail in the testing kits, but maybe I'll see if there's anything I can contribute to that.