Bye Weekend! - week 8

Bye weekend!!
Glad that one is in the past.
Far too many things to do, a few far too long phone calls and work straight into the night.
I was mailing a professional at 3!

Son4 wanted his diagnosis reviewed. That meant that I got a long list with all sorts of questions... 27 pages with several questions on a page!!
When he crawled on my lap, what he read. 
He is 30!!!!

His father got the same list. Hmm... he was almost never at home!
So he is not filling it in anyway.

I have filled in the same enormous list of questions 2 times in the past. 
So they'd better get it from the archives.
I remember it got on my nervous and know it irritated me. 
I have enough thing to do.

And I thought it to be strange there was no direct contact with the psychologist (I know her). Only with his personal carer.
So I mailed the carer to ask why it was arranged that way.

My son agreed that I wouldn't fill in all those questions, but inform them of the relevant things.

Well, today I got an answer. They thought it to be convenient.
I got the details of the psychologist and I wrote her a very informal mail to tell her that I wouldn't fill in the 27 pages with questions about things of 30 years ago.
Also told her she should have informed first of the father was te same father, if he had a function in the raising of his children  and at this age: if he woud be able to remember details of the childhood of 1 of the 6 children.
Signed with "greetings from a colleague."

Son1 came back from Latvia.
He brought some souvenirs, and a lot of different things to eat.
A few tiny pieces of sausage, just to taste it.
Lots of cookies.
2 breadrolls with berries... which turned out to be very delicious!
1 small dönner... which was very nice.

It was fun to see him unpack what he wanted us to have.

He was tired and hungry and wanted to order something after our stressful week.
In fact he wanted to order from an indonsian restaurant in town, called Moqui.
Ordering just for himself would be far too expensive.
So we 3 had a wonderful dinner, each eating something different so we could taste the different dishes.
Daughter1: Roti with chicken. 
Son1: Roti with beef
I: Roti with rendang.

I so enjoyed the dinner!!

Flowers:

The crocusses were the first,
the forsythia started to flower,
then a few days ago I saw a few muscari.

Today I saw 1 single dandelion standing straight with a fresh flower
and some daisies beside the road!!

Spring!!!!

So: Bye Weekend!!! 
Let's enjoy spring!!

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Syl: "Life is a chain of challenges. Sometimes the largest challenges are we ourselves. Facing life, facing others and facing yourself requires either a worryless attitude or plain courage. Most of the time it is dealing with judgement. Maybe life is about getting rid of it."