Food For Thought

My agent has phoned to tell me that there is a 8 week contract in Bracknell as 2nd french horn in the children's musical "Little Johnny and the magic green hat"which, no offence to the producer, I think I'll pass up, and has instead suggested that I write a project management handbook of some description. He tells me there is a taste for such things at the momment and if I linked it to Secret Six (or whatever its called) I could jump on the popular bandwagon. In some ways I like the idea of combining psychology with project management, and I particularly like the sound of the advance. I quickly scrabble for a catchy title made of acronyms - it shouldn't be hard - Create, Requirements, Analyse, Perform etc, or my favourite Analyse, Record, Stage & Execute. Perhaps there's something in this. I'll give it a go.

First session with Jane this afternoon went well. Psychologists normally just get the patient to talk while they listen vaguely for the first few sessions. Personally I find that a two player playstation game is an excellent way to let conversations flow without much thought or fear of intimidation - and I managed to complete the level where you storm the ruined church much more easily in two player mode.

We decide to connect her fridge to MSN Messenger using some software I wrote in order to help her keep a diary of what she eats when, and I show her how she can use the same connection to automatically re-order food on-line from Tescos.

No charge this time..