age quod agis
I'm going to be a bit of a bore on the subject of cancer research. I was talking to someone who sneered, "I don't believe it. Those treatments will never happen. If they do work, why aren't you getting it?" I took a deep breath, realized that they were having a bad day and I pointed out that I've benefitted from advancements in treatment. I certainly hope that there are more innovations that will help me, but I'm still amazed at the work in progress. It's always unfortunate when a cure comes after a loved one passes but we should now become bitter and angry. It only hurts you, and diminishes their memory That is a cruel thing to do to your loved one, isn't it?
I've got some paperwork to finish for the panel, and then I'll wrap up my participation. I've never loved paperwork-what a thing for a lifer public servant and latterly policy work! I've been asked-recently-if I miss being at work. Yes, sometimes. I particularly miss the interpersonal interactions. and time with my colleagues. I freely admit that not only don't I miss the office politics, I don't even think about those who were the causes of drama! From time to time, I get notes from my friends and occasionally we meet for a coffee. I hope that the pandemic restrictions will continue to lift so we can meet more often!
Meanwhile, I'm heading to bed -the tiredness is galloping up on me and I'd like to sleep in bed, and not in my chair! Good night. ❤❤
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