In response to:Red, Blue, Black and Green Inks...

Mon, 15 May 2006 23:20:43 +0200

Is it the colour of ink that can be so powerful? or the power of past experience and memory to intimidate us into responding and behaving.Time to break free. Overindulge in random acts of colour, confuse and confound your students witha riot of blues and blacks greens and reds, it'll be interesting to see which is shaken by what and why and good for them ( rather than just something to do for the sake of doing I mean).

went back to work today.

Determined to be positive and cheerful or leave trying!
I would rather be at home, cooking, cleaning, writing poetry, painting pictures, taking photos, blogging, feeding my mother....oh to have been born in a different time and place.

Hope you're well, the administration is possibley too disorganised to be pulling too many tricks, however its not beyond the imagination, I did once have the headmistress at my daughter's school fake a copy of a letter she sent me ( which I foolishly tore up in her face) to hide the offense she had caused in the first place!

Stay strong sister.

In response to:Filing the Reply...

Wed, 10 May 2006 07:33:13 +0200

good morning, I thought I'd say Hi, especially as no-one else has to date, but its early days. You are completely engrossed in this business with the college, your employers I assume? I am also trying to encourage my employers ( a theatre ) to have better codes of conduct both in terms of supporting staff through grievance and the issues within the grievance..its hard and demoralising.Especially if you also have a large and demanding workload within said organisation at the same time. I am head of dept, ( currently on TOIL,) and found blogging whilst on sick leave. So I am wishing you well in your endeavours. My fear is that I may not be able to return so frequently when I return to work but I am going to try..its is carthartic isn't it.

nith

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