I like the visual temperature bar in Apple's OSes, but the challenge here is to clarify which day the low temperature applies to. Failing that, it's preferable to separate them.

weather.gc.ca/en/location/...

For a good example see Environment Canada's graphic, which reports current conditions, then separately the day's high followed by tonight's low, which may not occur until 6am, technically the next day.

for a few days on either side of the shot, which led me to that conclusion. Should have just got tested.

The good news is that as far as Covid courses go, this was super mild. Maybe the virus is weakening, or we're developing resistance.

Seeing my partner get his Covid symptoms several days after me suggests that in all likelihood, I did not get Covid from the vaccine. But I may have got it from the vaccine provider! (And then passed it along.) She was the only person outside of family I closely interacted with ...

I don't regret it exactly, but that this is a possibility should be disclosed. Yale/Mayo Clinic will back me up on this, but you have to go looking for it.

It's been two years since my previous vaccination or infection. If there were COVID tests around, I'd take one, but I did report this to the pharmacy where I got the shot.
I'm only one data point, but I won't be taking the Moderna vaccine again in the future.

But the course of symptoms was the same: a few days of achiness, a few days' sore throat, followed by a runny nose with that distinctive COVID symptom: burning sinuses, though I hope to avoid the deadened sense of smell that usually follows.

Works in all circumstances. Writing style is a feature, not a bug, as getting the wording right takes my mind off of thing.