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Monday, October 16, 2023

There was a partial solar eclipse in Tucson on Saturday. At 9:30 I convinced Matt to come outside and see it. His neighbor had welder's glasses that he passed to me, and then I handed to Matt. After he put them on he was like, "Wow, it is an eclipse." He was not as excited as I was. 

You could see the eclipse better in the leaf shadows. This was 15 minutes later as we were walking to Matt's truck to go to the Gather market. 


Leafy eclipse.

October is my busy month at the Museum. A talk, two floral crown workshops, two tours. And then getting ready for the All Soul's Procession Party. I have finished the flowers for my arch, now need to make about 30 more for the Museum offrenda.



 


Friday, October 13, 2023

Back to work. I am mostly doing small surveys and monitoring projects. Generating a lot of reports. And then they get reviewed and I get comments back.

In the last two weeks one commenter said I was unprofessional. And then yesterday I get 204 comments on a 27-page-long no-find survey report. Also told that I used unappropriate references. Strange since previously these references were considered fine.

So these people got their degrees in anthropology/archaeology and don't do fieldwork. They sit in their offices and review things. And obviously enjoy making other people miserable.

This is not why I became an archaeologist.


Wednesday, October 11, 2023

 After two weeks the Covid went away.  I waited to test negative for three days before I got to see Matt, I really didn't want to give it to him.

I finished a book. I watched a lot of YouTube videos. I made a chili relleno casserole. I researched how to make enchilada sauce and on Monday night made some (it came out alright!).

Anyways, I am back to normal.


Monday, October 02, 2023

Well my nose started running in the middle of the night and a sore throat started. And then I tested positive. Paxvolid rebound- apparently quite common. 

And now I am waiting to see if I infected Matt. Miserable.


Sunday, October 01, 2023

 Covid 19 is a terrible nuisance. So the day after I returned from my adventure I started feeling weird. On Thursday I had to drive up to Gilbert to do a survey. When I finished I had the option of going to some antique stores that Matt and I had gone to in either 2018 or 2019. Instead I drove home and went to bed.

The next morning I tested positive. That day was the worst day. At one point I had a fever of 101.6. Plus body aches, a head ache, coughing up gunk. The next day (Saturday) was also pretty bad. But then I started feeling better. By Wednesday I felt fairly normal. I never lost my sense of taste and smell.

I was still testing positive, although the line was getting paler and paler. Finally yesterday (Sept 30) I did two tests that were negative.

Sandy is also recovering and is still positive, but I have immunity from Covid for a while.

Anyways it was so nice to see Matt and do normal things. We went to Gay Pride and I was amazed at how few people I knew there. Today we went to a couple of antique stores. I'm still taking naps, I guess I am not at 100 percent.



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