When you have 24 hours to contact someone after they've been identified, you work weekends. When the processes are convoluted and there are multiple mobilizations happening simultaneously, you work evenings. You set meetings before the work day has begun.
All of this is to say that I am trying, but I know I could do better with better resourcing, planning, and a break. I do this to myself, but I may be pushing to far.
Demob, I wait for you with bated breath!
"Disasters are, most basically, terrible, tragic, grievous, and no matter what positive side effects and possibilities they produce, they are not to be desired. But by the same measure, those side effects should not be ignored because they arise amid devastation. The desires and possibilities awakened are so powerful they shine even from wreckage, carnage, and ashes. What happens here is relevant elsewhere." Rebecca Solnit
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