Really boring entries from work travel

[elainegrey]

Does anyone have any Maine, USA contacts who could connect a 20+ year old queer person with PTSD with resources to move out of their current situation into an apartment in walkable area of Maine? I'm sure public transit would be a win.


MONDAY:

I'm physically in my hotel room across from [my employer's HQ] trying to pull myself together after spending yesterday afternoon and evening driving here. My self feels like it has been smeared across the whole route and i'm not all here yet.

It's just 9 am and i finally feel... readyish.

At home humidity will add 8° to make it "feel like" 101°F. Here in the hotel room in Ohio it didn't seem hot, but -- bleh -- it was very humid last night in the hotel room -- presumably because the air conditioner had not had to do any work for a while? here the humidity will add 6° for feels like 94°F.

TUESDAY:
Still humid in the hotel room. Blargh. And it's a 14°F addition to the temperature due to humidity today here. Yikes. No hike for me. Maybe i'll walk in the hotel gym to an audiobook.

I see email from the New York Times, "You now have access to The Athletic." THE ATLANTIC, great! Reads email: "a subscription sports publication that covers your favorite teams and leagues with the rigor you expect from our reporting" Oh. Now i am disappointed. The atH-l-E-tic

Comments

[tamena]

if you had asked this a year ago I would have had the perfect person for you *sobs* Eddie was an awesome person, I can't think of anyone else I know up there I'd feel confident of giving their names

I swear we're living in a tropical fish tank right now - I try to not even go outside if I don't have to.
and yeah - my reading comprehension takes a nose dive when I'm tired too hehehe

[amaebi]

The NYTimes and The Atlantic are both such disappointments to me. :(

May your trip be soothing-- unlikely though that seems in a business trip context.