Even after the meeting ends and I’m back at my desk, I think about the presentation first.
The meeting’s over and I’m back at my desk, but the presentation date keeps coming to mind first.
Scenes
- The presentation is a month away — I’m back at my desk after the meeting, and the presentation date on the calendar catches my eye first.
- I’m happy, but worried too — I’ve been looking forward to the presentation. But I wonder, what if I have to care for someone on the day?
- The care schedule is still undecided — We only set the presentation date in the meeting. We haven’t decided who’ll handle the care yet.
- Worry gets ahead of work — When no one’s been assigned to provide care, the thought keeps interrupting as I prepare for the presentation.
- Tonight, just write what comes to mind — Tonight, try writing one line about the care task that comes to mind along with the presentation. You don’t have to decide on an answer yet.
- You can hold excitement and worry together — You can look forward to the presentation and worry about care at the same time.
Stories by Onyu
- Onyu
- After sharing the news, I can’t focus on work all afternoon.
- By afternoon, thoughts of my friend bring work to a halt.
- Sunday night, it feels like the whole week is ruined
- When your hands stop in the afternoon, even bringing something up with your family can feel hard.
- After I cancel a plan, I can’t focus on work that afternoon.
- Even after the meeting, I still can’t think of a way to honor them.
- Even after the meeting, thoughts of my parents stay with me.
- Even on my day off, I answered someone else first.