Having survived yesterday, I took on Hump Day with determination. Dennis' glucose is starting to creep up as he is now feeding himself and thinking he's little missteps won't be detected. Glucose is concrete in it's ability to monitor intake/output. This doesn't help my concentration in class...wondering what he's eating and knowing that there is no one to blast him out of his recliner. If I could just invent a timer that would gradually make the chair heat up or the upholstery becoming scratchy so that the sitter would have to get out of it! There's some creativity in practice.
Classes today were good and I'm slowing making a space for myself in already established cohorts of grad students. It's fortunate that both TCOM classes have nearly identical rosters. My adult ed courses are what I expected and it's good to have the familiar along with the new. Have finally started to get organized (a mess cleaned up) so that I can start catching up. I know that I talk about doing something too much before actually doing it, but it seems that I need to hear about it enough to actually decide that it will happen.
The Myers-Briggs lecture was inspiring and makes me want to dig out old surveys to see how I've changed.
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