Last

The word ‘last’ has at least 2 meanings;

For the last time (adjective)

Will this last? (verb)

For example; Was the other day the last time we’ll get such quick access to medical help?

Andy came off his bike and dislocated his finger. We were at the hospital in about 10 minutes and in a short space of time he had an x-ray, saw a doctor, had an injection, had his finger correctly manipulated and bandaged. (He sent this photo just now from the line of bikers about to wade through a river, so he must be ok!)

Was this the last time I teach a supervision course? (psychology students at the university with a toilet sign in the background)

Will this be the last time I hold a Nepali baby?

This was the last meeting of our Fellowship Group.

Will the impact of these supervision courses last in the students’ lives?

Will these friendships last?

Will our counselling organisation’s sensory garden last and continue to be used?

Will the Counselling Supervision Collective (CSC) last?

Will any impact of my research last?

September

• Wednesday 27^th meet with the CSC team of 4 to do a last training of trainers session and hand over the supervision courses.
• Saturday 30^th our counselling centre’s General Assembly

October

• Create the counselling centre’s sensory garden on the roof with our manager Persis (pictured here in yellow buying some of the plants)

• 4th Leading last team building day on the roof using the sensory garden and lots more.
• 6 – 8^th Andy and I go to Pokhara for the last time to help with a retreat for an organisation.
• 10^th Mental Health Day (I give a short talk about self-care)
• 12^th I present my research.
• 23^rd – 30^th Last trek to Langtang with Andy Katie and David

November

• Ending with clients, supervisees and groups
• 24^th Last day at the counselling centre

December

• 11^th      Andy and I Fly from Kathmandu to Heathrow via an island in Thailand