Tuesday, 03/10/2020
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Tasks
DONE Help Evgeniy test attributes API
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DONE Fix bug in creating protected attributes
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DONE Open PR for editing and deleting custom attributes
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DONE Brain dump of tasks
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DONE Review Someday tasks
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DONE Add CMT notes to wiki
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https://bce-cm.org/meeting_notes/march_2020
Meetings
DONE Admin squad standup
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<2020-03-10 Tue 9:00-9:10>
DONE CMT March meeting
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DONE Call with Erin from Tall Ships
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Routines
DONE Process inbox
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DONE Set tasks for the day
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DONE 100 circles & 100 ovals
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DONE Write in daily journal
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DONE Communications [4/4]
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- [X] Check and respond to email
- [X] Check mastodon
- [X] Write a blog post?
- [X] Jira ticket catch-up
DONE Read Adventures in Memory
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DONE Dishes
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DONE Laundry
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DONE Dinner
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DONE Bedtime
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Journal
Journal
I'm wondering how much people understand about infectious diseases. As someone
who refuses to subject his children to a 69-vaccine onslaught at birth in favor
of more specific, targeted approaches as they get older, the response to COVID19
seems to support my hypothesis that most people simply do not think through
their decisions.
Perhaps that issue is that there's too much information, and no one could
possibly make the best possible decision. Or maybe people just don't understand
math. But the way people are not considering themselves in danger of contracting
the disease defies logic.
Aside from thinking about that, today has gone pretty well. Not sure if I'll get
a run in. This was the second day of keeping the kids home from school. Asa had
a stomach bug yesterday that has given him pretty bad diarrhea. That gave us
pretext to keep the kids home, while Emma got a text from Tracy that a number of
kids went home with fevers the other day. That seems inauspicious.
The CMT meeting today was also very affirming. I tend to work myself up about
not doing enough for these things, but the CMT is one place where I rarely feel
judgment for the effort I do or don't have to put in. Perhaps it's said in
other forums, but all I feel is appreciation for the work we've done to bring
our three congregations together and I always leave feeling better than I went in.