The monthly Update
Jun. 24th, 2004 09:09 pmBurning Man is coming up soon, and I'm starting to get antsy. Things that have been put off are now beginning to get some play, because...
(1) My mental health agency seemed to pass their site review/utilization management review/co-occurring disorders baseline review. I have been putting my mind and body in to this for long hours to get this done, and it paid off. Whew.
(2) This means that my dissertation will be getting some serious consideration, and lots of writing and gnashing of teeth will commence. Stand by.
(3) My wrist seems almost healed, and I went for two hours of Karate without using my brace, and it only is a little sore. I love classes where there's only three students, and I'm the lowest rank---guaranteed to stretch me and teach me a new cool thing. I've been spending time learning green belt kata, Rohai Shodan, and less time with what I'm supposed to be learning, Pinyan Sandan, but I think I'm close to understanding the mechanics of what I should know at my level.
(4) I have taken on several new clients. Paperwork, crisis, rapport, trust; the cycle continues.
(5) Materials have been ordered for my new Japanese armour; soon, there will be fitting and measuring, and it will be good.
(6) Roommate and cats are good, although Daisy (The Seneschal's cat) continues to inappropriately pee---the stereo, my bed, my shoes, my karate bag. She may have to go. I welcome ideas, please.
(7) Truck is unchanged. Sigh. I just cannot afford the bodywork.
The two bikes have also gone the way of too-expensive-to-repair. My HD runs great, though; went to the Season Opener at Stonehenge in Maryhill, WA with the BIMC with no problems.
(8) Relationally, I about to have to make some hard choices about what I want and who I want to spend time with. My time is getting to be more and more stretched to accommodate the needs of others and less time to think about what I want and need and to write my dissertation. I need to simplify.
(1) My mental health agency seemed to pass their site review/utilization management review/co-occurring disorders baseline review. I have been putting my mind and body in to this for long hours to get this done, and it paid off. Whew.
(2) This means that my dissertation will be getting some serious consideration, and lots of writing and gnashing of teeth will commence. Stand by.
(3) My wrist seems almost healed, and I went for two hours of Karate without using my brace, and it only is a little sore. I love classes where there's only three students, and I'm the lowest rank---guaranteed to stretch me and teach me a new cool thing. I've been spending time learning green belt kata, Rohai Shodan, and less time with what I'm supposed to be learning, Pinyan Sandan, but I think I'm close to understanding the mechanics of what I should know at my level.
(4) I have taken on several new clients. Paperwork, crisis, rapport, trust; the cycle continues.
(5) Materials have been ordered for my new Japanese armour; soon, there will be fitting and measuring, and it will be good.
(6) Roommate and cats are good, although Daisy (The Seneschal's cat) continues to inappropriately pee---the stereo, my bed, my shoes, my karate bag. She may have to go. I welcome ideas, please.
(7) Truck is unchanged. Sigh. I just cannot afford the bodywork.
The two bikes have also gone the way of too-expensive-to-repair. My HD runs great, though; went to the Season Opener at Stonehenge in Maryhill, WA with the BIMC with no problems.
(8) Relationally, I about to have to make some hard choices about what I want and who I want to spend time with. My time is getting to be more and more stretched to accommodate the needs of others and less time to think about what I want and need and to write my dissertation. I need to simplify.
Re: *hugs*
Date: 2004-06-30 01:12 pm (UTC)I'll give her a call.