There seem to be two constants in our world today: viruses both figurative and literal.
Computer Virus
Like many people, I spend the first hour of my day reading emails, deleting spam, and trying to avoid a computer virus and identity theft.
Travel Virus
As the leader of my company, part of my job is to stay abreast of trends and take care of my health. I expand my world view by traveling, watching informative TV, and having husband Grady read me news articles.
I took this picture a few weeks ago in Chicago. They have converted their flagpoles into Christmas trumpets for the upcoming holiday season. That’s the first time I’ve ever seen that!
Over the past 6 weeks, I have traveled a lot and tried to avoid what used to be the only virus we ever talked about, an airborne sick-germ. Even though my vaccinations are up to date, and I wear a mask on planes, somewhere in all my travels to Columbus, Scottsdale, Chicago, and Miami, I managed to contract a head cold. Remember those? There is no vaccine for the common cold.
Convalesce
With a head cold, all you can do is wait it out and treat the symptoms. If one must lie around and be sick, I can’t think of a better way to do it than sitting wrapped up with a good book on Miami’s beach.
On a side note: If you follow my blog, you know I am an Elon Musk junkie. Like Swifty’s for Taylor Swift, I am a Musky for Elon Musk. So the book I am reading on the beach is his newest 600+ biography. On about page 300 you find out why Musk bought Twitter and his reasoning for removing sensorship. Whether you like him or not, the world needs Elon Musk (especially Ukraine).
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