Even this is difficult...

My Sick Kitty seems to be tired all over: head, paws and tail. I think my Sick Kitty wants to go to sleep forever...

And I know what that really means - it is nearly time to have to face up to wielding the power of life and death over my kitties. It would be so much easier if I could convince myself that dead wasn't really dead. But this is the inevitable paradox for intelligent species - we can anticipate death.

We are scheduled to see the vet at 17:20, tomorrow Wed 17 Dec. If Sick Kitty gets much worse, we may have to bring that forward. Excuse me whilst I irrigate my lap-top.

In other news, the telephone to my ear specialist has been engaged for the past half hour, so I still don't know if I have cancer too. And my PGCE second interview is tomorrow. Neither of these things seem to matter much for now.

What?!?! No clicky things?

One of the ENT consultants' PAs is faxing my NMR results to my GP, whom I will see on Thursday morning. This is an acceptable compromise.

I've been doing the preparation for my PGCE school interview tomorrow, at long last. Actually, it's similar to the PGCE university interview prep., only less demanding :-) But there is always one potentially tricky piece of preparation for any interview: the questions that you will ask them.

Many people seem to have very strong opinions about teachers and teaching. So ... I bet that y'all can suggest truly incisive questions that I might ask my interview panel tomorrow. I've got some in mind already that could even be considered bitchy :-) But I'd love to hear your thoughts... even anonymously.