Thanks Bizi

I just had to send the email to my supervisor. Just so she could see
my success. She emailed me back we would talk next Tuesday.
Our usual time. Then she said, Or will that be soon enough?


I thought it was considerate to think about whether it would be too
much worry for me otherwise.

But its technically just fine. I'm just stoked.

I also added 4 or 5 new kids yesterday and today. WOW,

Donna:grouphug::hug:

Im not sure I understand what is a workshop.... :o

But keep the good work with the kids Donna :hug:

I have been very.... humm... hormonal ? :o Dont know how to say it, but when you just love kids you know... wish I could hug plenty of children.... love babies and little kids these days !!!

:hug:

Blue,

In this case I'm doing a 2 hour presentation about our state law for special
education.

Donna:grouphug::hug:

Awwww !!! got it now !!!

Oh how cool !!!!!!!

you are brave speaking in front of people will you have an outline or do you just speak off the cuff?
bizi

The 2 hour presentations we have powerpoints.


The 10 minutes I will pretty much off the top of my head.

Thats why my supervisor wants to make sure I know what I'm
talking about. I've done something close to this before.

But I've not been the only one talking about were parents can
find help with my kind of things. Thats what I want to know.
How much I should talk about other things. Or if I should just
have the sheets telling them were the help is.

I usually have those with me too.
I can talk for hours, so that part isn't a problem.:grouphug:
Donna

Donna,

. . . .Some thoughts . . . .

Sheets might be plenty. After you discuss what is on the sheets, people will have questions.

M

Mari

That is technically what I think too.

My supervisor isn't sure I am able to do these by myself. So she likes
to make sure. I and others keep telling her other wise. So its just
a thought process.

I just wanted to run it by her.

Donna:grouphug:

I hate to speak in front of people Donna !!!

I admire you so much !!!

I have to speak impromptu - usually with very little notice. Its gone well to date but I find I have to quash an onslaught of nerves and keep my hands hidden in the moments just before. Once I start talking I'm ok. Toastmasters a few years ago really helped. Crazy this disease - some tasks it incapacitates, others it gifts.