14/5/22 (How was I an OT today?) Yesterday I attended my first professoriate lunch – there was intelligent company, vibrant conversations and good food. It’s all one would expect of such a company – and, as one would expect, I was called on to introduce myself. Fortunately, I was given a slight ‘headsup’ earlier in […]
Cecilie Bearup’s smile: the Mona Lisa of occupational therapy
How was I an OT today? 4 5/5/22 How do we learn? How do we know things? I am still in my first week of ‘the new job’ and there is much sifting to be done about the information that is relevant and that which will be lost. There are particular things that strike me […]
Clothes maketh the man (or woman): on ethiquette and fitting in
3/5/22: How was I an OT today? At the age of 62, I have begun to turn into my mother’s daughter. If “clothes maketh the man”, then I felt made in my velvet dress coat and tulle petticoat. The absurdity of cycling in the said tulle petticoat nearly undid me, when the thing got wrapped […]
How was I an OT today? 3
1/5/22 I have just finished a 30 day meditation challenge, which brought me back into the Heartfulness community, at least virtually. I loved the reminder of the sweet longing that comes within this form of meditation, which I once did several hours every day for a decade. Those were busy times, but the joy of […]