Last week we were in Cambridge at a Thanksgiving party hosted by our friends Kate & Malcolm, what with our own Thanksgiving meal excesses on the Thursday I seem to have been derailed in posting last weeks blog in a timely manner.
I have a lot to talk about, but this last week has been hectic with one thing and another, so all I'll mention in passing is that I gave a talk on cognitive behavioural therapy at Carshalton High School for Girls for the students in A2 psychology, which went down very well – tweets were sent out by the school too, and I received a lovely box of chocolates and a gift card from the students. So I was well chuffed. I later learnt that one of the students has decided to change her degree option to psychology too.
Over on my other blog you will see a post about the demo game I ran at Dragonmeet yesterday for which I spent most of the week painting miniatures to get them ready for the day. Afterwards we went off to Ilford for another party with our long time friends Brian & Caroline, which was most excellent.
A diary of a writer of science fiction as she dons her mecha combat suit to enter a future of endless wonder.
Sunday, 7 December 2014
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