Showing posts with label therapy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label therapy. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 July 2016

Doodle-OO!







This article in the Guardian reminded me of this post from 2012.


I have just about recovered from the shock of discovering James and Bari's alarming depictions (what ARE they of???)  and my therapist thinks I'm about ready to look at the doodle again... here goes...











SC11/50/10








AAAAAAAGGGGHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!













Saturday, 9 July 2016

Wimbledon Final. Calmly.

We are NOT going to get overexcited this time.


 Yes, Andy Murray is in the Wimbledon final tomorrow and yes, we may have gotten a touch over emotional about it in the past. There may have been heartfelt songs composed when we should have been working but we've got a hold on things this year and, with the help of a professional therapist, we shall watch tomorrow with an air of zen-like serenity.


Here are some Orcadian tennis players from the past to wish Muzza good luck:



'Good luck Andy!'
Good luck indeed beuy!



2,4,6,8, who do we appreciate? A,N,D,Y, tomorrow we'll be flying high!




Yoo hoo! Good luuuuck!









 Look into my eyes... no, not around the eyes, INTO my eyes. You SHALL win Wimbledon Andy, It will be...












Photographs taken from the Orkney Photographic archive and Orkney Archive Reference D70/9/10

Friday, 4 June 2010

This is Intolerable #201

Friends, I was unsure about telling what I am about to tell. I did not want to encourage this type of behaviour, nor turn your gentle stomachs but, quite frankly, I cannot get it out of my mind.

We had a staff meeting this morning and talk turned to unacceptable behaviour in the library. You may believe all libraries to be quiet temples of learning where all comport themselves with grace and composure, but you would be wrong. The entire rich, gross tapestry of life can be found within these hallowed walls.

One member of staff began to tell of the time that she found some lost property. It was a brief case. A fancy briefcase. Said member of staff took this object into her office, admired the shiny leather and, hoping to find some owner identification inside, plucked open the polished gold clasps.

Inside she saw, a pile of 'jazz' mags. And. A. Poo.

The entire contents of the briefcase were drenched liberally with urine.

The poor woman wept into a delicate, lace handkerchief as she told of this event which has led to several years in therapy and terrible, terrible nightmares for all members of staff who were on that day.

Just in case it is not clear, this sort of thing is unacceptable in Orkney Library and Archive.