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Friday, May 05, 2006
mel'semail-nat
*nat

Anyway, from feeling better about myself yesterday having done so much walking, and being in a good mood this morning and raring to get to classes on time and get stuff done, I retrieve an email waiting for me to wipe all that goodness away. Looking back at it perhaps wasn't so bad, but this morning I was fuming over it. I had to leave the classroom for some fresh air. A hasty reply in those situations isn't always the best thing, but I couldn't just ignore it.
A chat with someone wtih a clearer mind settled my nerves a little bit later on but didn't exactly put me back into the mood I'd started the day in.

Ah well. The day has passed, and today is a new day. This evening I resisted the temptation to go and sit in the bar, thinking myself into a worse situation. Instead I watched a DVD at home, and tried to forget about it all. Roll on a new day!