Posted by fallsfall on May 29, 2005, at 11:09:27
In reply to Re: Too easy, posted by Jazzed on May 29, 2005, at 9:11:37
Right now I'm going through a "my therapist is so perfect" phase. I could go on and on about how wonderful he is. But I can't think of anything silly or embarrassing that he does. I'm enough of a realist to know that it isn't because he doesn't DO anything silly or embarrassing - just that right now I can't see any of them.
But once in a while he fidgets. He keeps a coin or two next to his chair, and once in a while he will pick one up and hold it for a minute and then put it back down. Maybe I should start analyzing when he does that. That could be amusing.
So, if I do analyze his fidgeting, do I tell him about it when I have it figured out? "Well, Dr. Therapist, I can see that we are starting to discuss a [fill in the blank] topic now - because I see that you have picked up your lucky penny."
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