I thought about how my knees and right foot have been feeling in the last few days, and just called the hairdresser to let them know I won't be keeping my appointment tomorrow morning.
On this short notice, there's a 100% cancellation fee, but going to get my hair cut tomorrow would definitely be sunk cost fallacy. The reason to call now was mostly so the stylist knows she has that half hour free, and also so I don't, tomorrow morning, foolishly change my mind. (It's late enough that I got their answering machine, which is fine, I don't need to talk to them about anything.)
On this short notice, there's a 100% cancellation fee, but going to get my hair cut tomorrow would definitely be sunk cost fallacy. The reason to call now was mostly so the stylist knows she has that half hour free, and also so I don't, tomorrow morning, foolishly change my mind. (It's late enough that I got their answering machine, which is fine, I don't need to talk to them about anything.)
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There's been a lot of needing to do that in the last few years, and (a) I have some idea of how to stay home and not go stir-crazy, while also (b) orthopedic problems aren't infectious the way covid is. Although (c) I've also been juggling doing most of the dishes so Adrian can protect her hand, without either standing enough to be a problem for knees and foot, or aggravating my old shoulder injury. There are three of us, and we are managing, but this is not the usual way that who does the chores is a household/relationship issue.