To continue the song title theme!
Actually, the significance of that is that I was NOT awake at 3am this morning - despite not using the sleeping tablets. I think I slept straight through, which is good news.
Had a very useful discussion with my CMHN today. I have decided I am ready to extend the gap between sessions, but in conjunction with that I needed to discuss my fear that the support will suddenly disappear. We have arranged that I will make a phone call to "check in" and to ask for support in between sessions, if I need support. I said that I need to know that the support is still there if I do need it, that it has not totally disappeared, and C really understood this. She said that the knowledge that the support is available almost ensures that I will not need it. It was great that she understood and accepted this.
Had a fun lesson with my English class this afternoon. The skies had cleared and it was glorious sunshine, so I took them out onto the field to read through the first scene in the Tempest. We read it in a modern language version, shouted it through, read it as a melodrama, then read it in the original. Tomorrow we will move outside my comfort zone again and do some drama around it. I hope.
Actually, the significance of that is that I was NOT awake at 3am this morning - despite not using the sleeping tablets. I think I slept straight through, which is good news.
Had a very useful discussion with my CMHN today. I have decided I am ready to extend the gap between sessions, but in conjunction with that I needed to discuss my fear that the support will suddenly disappear. We have arranged that I will make a phone call to "check in" and to ask for support in between sessions, if I need support. I said that I need to know that the support is still there if I do need it, that it has not totally disappeared, and C really understood this. She said that the knowledge that the support is available almost ensures that I will not need it. It was great that she understood and accepted this.
Had a fun lesson with my English class this afternoon. The skies had cleared and it was glorious sunshine, so I took them out onto the field to read through the first scene in the Tempest. We read it in a modern language version, shouted it through, read it as a melodrama, then read it in the original. Tomorrow we will move outside my comfort zone again and do some drama around it. I hope.
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Your post cards really really made me happy! I love them so much!
and congratulate on sleeping!
Hug*
Thank you, Jessica.
My postcards make me happy too!
That all sounds really good, well done and here's to spring arriving and making it all a little sunnier too :),x
Thanks Katie.
We have sunshine this morning - hope it stays for the rest of the day!
Well I guess Wednesday morning 3.00am is better than Hello darkness my old friend! ;-)
Glad your CMHN seems a sensible and helpful soul.
Hi C
Yesterday sounds like it was a good day for you.
Hope your today has been the same.
Not sure what the song title was. Could you let me know? Or did I miss something...wouldn't be surprised.
Bye for now
x
Hi Mandy
It's a Simon and Garfunkel song. The lyrics are on the web somewhere.
Today was OK - about to blog. Can't wait for the weekend though...
I like this postcard the best.
Thanks, Catherine. I'm torn between this one and the flower.
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