Book of D: Home office (a.k.a. Oficina en Casa)

Really glad we kept our home office 

😄 intact instead of turning it into a 😄

second living room/woman cave.

 

  

Book of D: Work Office (a.k.a. Oficina de Trabajo)

Are we really supposed to get used to this "new normal"?!!

I am so ready to go back to work at my new office. 

😕         My beautiful office!         😕

The office that I worked so hard at generating a safe, cozy ambiance.

Oh well. Life is shit sometimes. 

And, sometimes we must eat it—even if it tastes bad. 

 

 

 

    

Book of D: Avatars, Cartoons, and Memes . . . Oh, My!

🌜🌛Just a few pieces of artwork . . . for the helluva it!  🌞

Book of D: WTH! COVID-19! The Week All Hell Broke Loose!

The new normal! (sigh)

We started off Spring Break 2020 (Monday, March 9th) without a hitch. 

Then, on Wednesday, March 11th, the W.H.O. dubbed coronavirus a pandemic.

Spring Break was pushed back one week on 

March 12th by UT Permian Basin per the UT System.

Several of us (faculty and staff) returned to campus (status quo) regardless of the 

newly extended break only to be placed on work-from-home status 

(telecommuting) on Friday, March 20th as one of our own tested positive for the virus.

 

   

Book of D: Merry Christmas 2019

Book of D: People Who Need Soul Enemas

I know and work with several people who could use a good soul cleansing, per se. 

Their reason for living and being is so futile. 

The picture kind of says it all. 

Book of D: Reticent Man!

I don’t even think that they understand the true nature of things. 

If they did, they would not act this stupidly and ignorantly. 

Christ's Descent into Limbo Hieronymus Bosch

The true nature of man is to be understanding and comforting—not to be despicable and deplorable.

 Moreover, his true nature is to be honest, respectful, mindful, and communicative. 

I am not sure what has become of man or why he is so reticent and extremely complicated.