The waiting room where my T is is absolutely tiny. In fact, it's more of a hallway-come-coat-closet affair. At first I used to hate it. So much so I used to actually think it was dark gray with dim lighting instead of soft yellow with a decent window (for its size) and some nice artwork. It is tiny though. If you don't get the seat by the door you wind up stepping over people's legs. Like I say, I used to hate it and kept my eyes on the floor as much as possible. These days though I find myself having random conversations about things I would normally never talk about in real life. Things I would never *get* to talk about in real life, because of that whole therapy stigma.
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'...
At poor peace I sing
To you strangers (though song
Is a burning and crested act,
The fire of birds in
The world's turning wood,
For my sawn, splay sounds,)
...'
Dylan Thomas, Author's Prologue
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