More anthrax attacks. The most recent have been against Majority Leader Tom Daschle and New York governor George Pataki were both the target of attacks. In Daschle’s case, over twenty of his staff members have tested positive for anthrax exposure, though I’m not sure about what became of the Pataki case. The anthrax used in the Daschle attack, though, was reportedly a highly pure, very potent form of anthrax, almost “weapon-grade” or something like that. This of course only highlights the simple fact that America is being attacked with technology (in the case of the World Trade Center attack, we can leave the word as it is, but as far as anthrax goes, I think it’s better to be couched in quotation marks) that America itself created.

Monday night I did indeed meet T in Quattro Monday night. We chatted for about two hours, I guess. Nothing major, but a comfortable evening nonetheless. I would like to see her more frequently in a way, but there’s really nothing between us to justify that. I enjoy talking to her, and she seems to like talking to me, but we honestly don’t have that much to discuss. Strange.

Tuesday we had a teachers’ conference that, much to my surprise, lasted only an hour. The meeting itself, that is. Afterwards we went down the cafeteria for a lunch prepared by the students’ parents for Dzień Nauczyciela. I had a surprisingly decent time. Nothing spectacular, but still I wasn’t bored out of my skull until the very end. We’re supposed to have some other party this Monday, but I didn’t really get the drift of it — why we’re having it, or even where we’re having it.