A pretty but irrelevant lotus from Khao Yai |
What shockingly bad manners I have. It’s been a while,
hasn’t it?
This time – not that it makes a blind bit of difference to
you – it wasn’t because I hadn’t got anything to say but because I’ve been SOOO
busy.
First it was migraines, then I fell over and gouged out a
piece of ankle, followed by tonsillitis (really?
I’m not ten anymore…) and then the exams! All the while I’ve been doing a
course. So, no time to tell you about any of it.
The exams are going relatively smoothly. Not the actual
exams, of course: we won’t know how
smoothly they’ve gone until D-Day. Gulp (One child tells me in luxuriant detail
how the paper was; what marks were dropped, and where. The other child responds
to the ‘how was the exam?’ question with a declaration of: ‘good’ which invites
no further response from the parent enquirer. If you know my children, it’ll be
clear to you which is which!)
Having two teenagers doing exams at the same time could have
been stressful and I won’t pretend there haven’t been tears (they were mine)
but mostly there’s been an atmosphere of slight hysteria. It’s probably not
terribly responsible or kind to laugh at anyone going stir crazy with revision but Daughter,
in particular, has been first class entertainment.
Anyway, I plan to prioritise poor old Tea Stains because I
miss her. I’ve a new theme planned
for Wednesdays and to reinstate Friday Photo. If I’ve any readers left AT ALL,
do please pop back again in the coming days.
6 comments:
It will take a lot more than some family hysteria, not to mention tonsillitis and a gouged ankle (ouch!) to make me desert you. See you when I see you xo.
I'm very glad to hear it, Sue.
All of that and you still managed to go to college and take exams?! You are a wonder woman!
Ouch, poor you!
My two are in the middle of exams too and it's exhausting for them. I can't wait for them to be over.
What? Desert our Thai tea and lotuses? Never!
More likely me who'd miss your posts entirely, not paying attention. x
I'd wondered if exams were in some way responsible for your temporary disappearance - welcome back!
Will be thinking of you come results time. I don't know how my mother would've coped if me and my sister had had important results in the same year (we're 3 years apart, so it was never an issue) - but she coped with all results days by completely reorganising & cleaning the kitchen!
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