Well 100s a week being killed and many more disabled - lots unnecessarily due to lack of mitigations is...kind of... bleak.
I mean, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. It's just that how we react (and proact) now determines to a fair extent how long and difficult it will be.
But eventually there will be less bleakness. We do have positive news amongst the bad.
Vaccines are making a difference, particularly with boosters. We have new treatments albeit currently in very short supply. But further down the line we'll have a wider availability. And we'll (hopefully) have more of the rest of the world vaccinated, and improved knowledge and understanding of this still new disease.
For the meantime we simply need to take some simple basic infection control measures. We do need to keep the economy going as best we can and we can't eliminate all risks - but we can take mitigations. Masks, vaccines including boosters, vaccine passes, good ventilation (HEPA filters and DIY corsi-rosenthal boxes).
On that not super bleak note, I'm off to enjoy my Saturday evening. Have a nice evening everyone.