It has been quiet on this board, hasn't it? I'm glad that you like your new T and that you leave your sessions with her feeling good. Sounds like you must have made a good choice and are where you need to be at this point in your journey. I am really happy for you!

I'm doing ok. I found a new friend and we are able to understand and help each other as equals, and it seems to be filling needs for both of us. That's pretty neat. Since I've been listening to The Celestine Vision on tape, which is about synchronicity a lot, I'm seeing synchronicity everywhere right now. Meeting up with the right people, who happen to say the right thing at the right time. Except maybe it's not coincidence - it was supposed to happen that way.

At the same time, the weather we are having here lately is really getting on my nerves! It was cloudy and icky for a few days, and now the wind won't stop! It ripped my screen door off of its hinges this morning! I don't deal with clouds or wind very well. Clouds bring on my SAD, I think more than winter or short daylight hours, so I get depressed and irritable and frustrated easily. My son (6 years old) is learning to read, and that is such a slow, frustrating process. It's hard to get him to sit still and get through a lesson. He's really catching on just fine, but when he gets stuck on a word and I have given him every hint possible without just telling him the answer, and it seems like he is just refusing to get it right just to be contrary, I get intolerably frustrated. And intolerable frustration makes me feel like hurting myself. I haven't used anything sharper than my fingernails or a screwdriver (much, anyway), but on Wednesday I was still clawing at the back of my neck (I have managed to divert it to there instead of my face so that it doesn't show), and even when I went to my class I kept doing it. Quick motions that I don't think anyone noticed. Nothing big - just everyday stuff, you know?

I hope that everyone is well also.
Wendy

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