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First, and most pressingly, we're looking quite light on sign-ups for next week's readthrough of Trelawney of the Wells, so if you were on the fence or just hadn't noticed the post, consider this your nudge to sign up.
Secondly, I'm finding myself stretched a little thin at the moment, so I'm afraid this is going to be the last of the regular ones I host for a while. I'm sorry to bow out just at the time when restrictions are ramping up again, but the lesson that I should reduce my commitments when I notice that they're about to start having a negative impact on my mental health rather than waiting until the damage has started is one that I don't want to ignore having finally let it sink in. If anyone else would like to organise one then I'm very happy to provide my paid Zoom account, link to any organising posts, and offer pointers if that would be helpful.
I definitely will be hosting the Tony Harrison Nativity sometime around Christmas, and there may well be others as and when the mood takes me, but for the time being I need to stop feeling as though I've got a duty to make them happen.
Secondly, I'm finding myself stretched a little thin at the moment, so I'm afraid this is going to be the last of the regular ones I host for a while. I'm sorry to bow out just at the time when restrictions are ramping up again, but the lesson that I should reduce my commitments when I notice that they're about to start having a negative impact on my mental health rather than waiting until the damage has started is one that I don't want to ignore having finally let it sink in. If anyone else would like to organise one then I'm very happy to provide my paid Zoom account, link to any organising posts, and offer pointers if that would be helpful.
I definitely will be hosting the Tony Harrison Nativity sometime around Christmas, and there may well be others as and when the mood takes me, but for the time being I need to stop feeling as though I've got a duty to make them happen.
