#BreakThings: Recovery

11.18.20

After quarantining for 17 days, I tested negative for COVID-19 this week. It was a relief, as I’m supposed to start a new job today. But I’m still exhausted beyond measure; simple tasks really take it out of me.

So I’m not looking forward to putting on a real business suit today and pushing through a half-day of actual work in an actual office, all while wearing a mask. But the show must go on.

Wish me luck.

Wash your hands. Wear a mask. Socially distance. Don’t take unnecessary risks.

Another quality Reddit thread found its way into my inbox. This one is about myths that are widely accepted as true despite being complete nonsense.

The biggest stunner for me? That un-oxygenated blood isn’t blue.

Sleep is elusive these days, but looking well-rested doesn’t have to be. These under-eye masks make quick work of dryness, puffiness, and dark circles. They also smooth lines and wrinkles.

Many people are searching for remote work right now. HuffPost covers how to tailor your resume to showcase the skills you have that are suited to remote work. Because without remote experience, it’s harder to find a remote job.

Kindness. We could all use a little more of it this year. NPR has pulled together lists of podcasts that will help you learn how to be kinder to others and also to yourself.

I love the traditional Thanksgiving meal. But by day three, I’m sick of turkey sandwiches, so this Thanksgiving charcuterie board is perfect for serving leftovers in a unique way. And it’s easier on the host than making something entirely new for people to snack on while they watch football.

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