So far, the high point of mine, sad to say, was reading this in an AARP bulletin:
It isn’t always the case that a new version of the virus brings about a new batch of symptoms. “The symptom differences between people infected with one variant or another are usually much more similar than they are different,” says Scott Roberts, M.D., assistant professor and associate medical director of infection prevention at Yale School of Medicine.
That’s a world-class example of you-know-what-I-mean-despite-what-I-said. I couldn’t produce a sentence like that to save my life.
It should make everyone who worries about their command of English feel a little better.
The day does have seven hours yet to go, though, so maybe something other than dramas, crises, and conflicts will occur to lift my day.