C A R P . . .

When this “Great Quarantine of 2020” started I didn’t think it would seriously go much past Easter.
I was obviously wrong.  A lesson: hope for the best but plan for the worst.

So far, not the WORST. We still have our health and we’re still working some — at a hospital, which creates some anxiety, but . . .  still thankful.

So, how did I do on my original “101 Things To Do During This Quarantine” list?

76 out of 101 -  finished or at least a strong start. Considering all the extra time I’ve had, that’s pretty weak (though I did get a considerable list of things accomplished that weren't even on the list). Unfortunately, the latest news reports say that I have time to redeem myself in the coming weeks.

I won’t bore you with the details, but I’ve created a new list (The C and A of Carpe diem Life plan).
It’s now time to P!

Carpe diem Life,
David Kuhn