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Hello everyone and welcome to another in the line of progress reports.Tough week, rounded off nicely with some cold symptoms and fever towards the weekend - just the kind of stuff making the rounds at work. It's thankfully rather mild so far, so I don't think the Monday Loop is in any danger of being cancelled, but I'll require my rest for the Friday as things are, which I've made abundantly clear to my boss - thus, it is a DH in horizontal position reporting this in, from bed, so my apologies if my writing is stiffer than usual. Gods am I terrible at writing on laptop keyboards.Miranda project saw some headway once more, though it still has a ways to go. I'll be launching the 20k celebration poll tomorrow Saturday with a more curated selection for the options so as to make sure I have something to look forward to after the 15k is finally done, which might help with motivation. It can be quite an elusive beast, at times, so I feel like I genuinely need to dive into something that really interests me with the next one.Poll should be up fairly early tomorrow (CET) so I can work on the Monday piece over the rest of the day, so keep an eye out for it. Model work has also been sorted with a couple of them facing updates, which I hope will bear fruit soon as well.Thank you, as always, for your continued support and for all of your kind words. Now, if you excuse me, I have to find some semblance of comfortable position in spite of these sinuses, and get a few hours of rest. Hope you're holding up well, wherever you are.Take care of yourselves, and each other!/DH

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Tulsa

lame that you are feeling under the weather hopefully it will stay mild and you will bounce back fast

Roylberr

Getter better soon buddy

FPM

Take care, DH : September and April are the months I dread the most, because a changing weather means a high-probability of catching a cold (one never knows what to wear because of fast-changing temperatures during those months). I guess it's 'scarf-time' again...