countdown to re-lockdown

dear friends,

given the astounding productivity achieved during last week's lockdown, i have realized it must happen again before i am free of my mcgill shackles.

after several days of moderate progress and recovery punctuated by lots of sleep, an icrm reunion, and tonight's arcade fire show at corona theatre, tomorrow i vow to do the following:

* finish the paper for the politics class which is due tuesday. it is 30pp and i have a 25pp draft. the bugger is that i need to re-run some of my models now that i have changed my dependent variable from just 1 question to an index. good news is that i have done the factor analysis and created the index. tommorrow could be a long day, but it will get done

* finish the long-ago-should-have-been-done event history analysis. the good news: merge problems solved, theory component fine. bad news- essentially no analysis done. must must must get done before friday.

* work on my c-t-m for studying prayer project proposal and send to bob for feedback

so, from tonight i am not leaving the house with the following exceptions: grocery shopping if i run out of soup or think i am going to get scurvy, invigilating the tv and society exam on wed, and if i am not yet done, tania's good-bye dinner on thurs.

lockdown begins in t-minus 12 hours

cam