saifai: (TH - Secret Look Twins (unknown))


Pretty sure I've got the beginnings of a nasty cold. I woke up early this morning with a nasty cough. Now I've got sniffles and sneezes. I've been sucking on cough drops and drinking my tea with lemon and honey. I've got plans this weekend, so hopefully it passes quickly.

 

Its giving me weird dreams though.

 

Last night's odd dream was a post-apocalyptic survival nightmare (sun kerplosion, no zombies). It played out a bit like Tomb Raider meets Blade Runner. Just woke up from another one that was another post-apocalypse, but this one was animated like a Pixar film meets the Twilight Zone.

 

Best conclusion I've got is my dreams are weird on colds. o.O

saifai: (TH - Secret Look Twins (unknown))


I feel bad for not updating more, but to be honest it's been more a case of lethargy. I have finally been able to put a name to my condition and that is familial hemiplegic migraines. For me, they tend to manifest as vistibular migraines. But that basically means is I get dizzy and confused quite often. Unfortunately they are completely out of control and I'm getting migraines on a daily basis, which is frightening because a serious condition will see people having them one week. What does that say about me?

 

Rethinking life goals

 

There are a few things I have had to rethink in my life. The most obvious is my ability to work. I don't think I will be able to seriously hold a job outside of the home anymore. Which is a really hard thing to face. But given my job skills I don't have this set required to telecommute at any serious level. Which means, I need to go back to school. I will have to re think my degree and change fields completely.

 

In that I am actually hopeful that I have an idea for my future. It is just going to take a helluva lot of time and effort get there, mostly because I have to come up with a way to pay for my schooling while I'm having trouble being able to do any significant amount of work. But I will find off way before, because I am very determined.

 

That's it for now

 

There is more to this thing called my life, that but that is not enough depression for one day. Maybe I can try to update more than once a year. We will just have to see how that goes, right?

saifai: (Jon Stewart Eyebrow (fortunateizzi))
Injured my knee yesterday. Trying to stay off it today. Harder than it sounds though. The oddest movements make it hurt.

Now you probably wondering how I hurt it. I'd like to say I did it while mountain climbing, or even dancing all night. But no, I did it sitting.

*snerk*

Actually, I think it was just strained from when I'd crossed my legs at the ankle and left it that way for an hour (in a hard metal chair I might add). I'd had to have someone cover my Sunday school class because I've still got laryngitis. I didn't have anything better to do at church, so I just sat in on the lesson.

Sitting. Can you believe that? Call it a lesson learned.
saifai: (Mike A-OK)
Had my first day today. Not actually teaching lessons, but I did hang out and get an idea of how things are done.

It's surprisingly well organized from what I remember of it last time, and as I understand it it's rather new for them too. I'll have an army of leader-type people and other helps if one of the kids have issues (though there's only three of them in my class). Their class time is split between two sessions over a two hour period. I've only actually got a 20 or 30 minute window to teach them. Not too bad overall.

Coolest thing, especially for my budget, is that I have access to the church library and it's resources for any lessons and projects I come up with. TVs and media players, pictures, craft items... you name it they got it.

My three little students are a little high strung at the moment, but they've not had a regular teacher in some time.

Going to get started on looking over my teaching manual and next week's lesson. Hopefully I can come up with something to keep the little darlings' interest piqued.
saifai: (Mike A-OK)
Had my first day today. Not actually teaching lessons, but I did hang out and get an idea of how things are done.

It's surprisingly well organized from what I remember of it last time, and as I understand it it's rather new for them too. I'll have an army of leader-type people and other helps if one of the kids have issues (though there's only three of them in my class). Their class time is split between two sessions over a two hour period. I've only actually got a 20 or 30 minute window to teach them. Not too bad overall.

Coolest thing, especially for my budget, is that I have access to the church library and it's resources for any lessons and projects I come up with. TVs and media players, pictures, craft items... you name it they got it.

My three little students are a little high strung at the moment, but they've not had a regular teacher in some time.

Going to get started on looking over my teaching manual and next week's lesson. Hopefully I can come up with something to keep the little darlings' interest piqued.

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