September, week 30 since we started working from home in March, saw some slight decrease of COVID-19 daily new cases in Washington DC to an average of 43, down from 59 in July and August, according to the official data. Journeys of these masks and gloves are–just like ours–in the inevitable transition. We are all going through it.
11 Sep
Craving morning walk11 Sep
Craving morning walk11 Sep
Craving morning walk13 Sep
In a sunny and dry Sunday13 Sep
In a sunny and dry Sunday13 Sep
In a sunny and dry Sunday14 Sep
Morning walk to the gym and back16 Sep
Soon we’ll be there…together16 Sep
Soon we’ll be there…together16 Sep
Soon we’ll be there…together16 Sep
Soon we’ll be there…together16 Sep
Soon we’ll be there…together18 Sep
In a chilling late summer18 Sep
In a chilling late summer18 Sep
In a chilling late summer18 Sep
In a chilling late summer18 Sep
In a chilling late summer
21 Sep
Are you sick of us yet?21 Sep
Are you sick of us yet?21 Sep
Are you sick of us yet?21 Sep
Are you sick of us yet?21 Sep
Are you sick of us yet?21 Sep
Are you sick of us yet?21 Sep
Are you sick of us yet?21 Sep
Are you sick of us yet?27 Sep
On the last Sunday of September27 Sep
On the last Sunday of September30 Sep
On the last Sunday of September30 Sep
On the last Sunday of September
The month was mentally challenging for me. My father’s illness raised questions about where I would be in the next few months, Bangkok or DC. I explored options to go back to Thailand but eventually decided to stay put until, at least, the election. I’d like to be here when things unfold. Hopefully, we’ll get there soon.
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