Thanks for the comments, everyone. I'm still feeling great. Wouldn't it be great if the post session high could last a whole week?

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Hey, did you forget to ask for a second session.....?

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withit, I didn't ask for it. I am not sure if I actually forgot or not, but our session was so jam packed and I didn't get to everything. I also felt again that T is so busy, starting at 7 am and then he had offsite meetings later in the day and then had a planned phone conference during a car ride. It is insane! Also, I was feeling pretty good in the session, like we were communicating efficiently and getting a lot out there that I needed to process. I'm not sure a second session would have been as helpful this week as others. How's that for rationalization and excuses? Also, in the past I've felt like I wanted to move faster in therapy than I already am (which is fast), but things seem to be really moving quickly now, really concrete things, and it is kind of scary that the dam has broken. Whoooosh. So maybe I need to stick to the slower pace of once per week. Can't believe I am writing this after wanted twice a week just so recently. But this week, what with the lawyer meeting, and today's therapy session, things seem to be racing.

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I'm glad you talked to him about the mountain.

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Me too, ECHOES. I'm glad it is now on our official "to do" list. His confidence that he can help me release this was inspiring. Maybe I can do this with him.

The "cute" comment is still warming me. And our laughter together. A fun moment.