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Friday, March 30, 2007

missing a stitch

I am sorry to say that I failed my driving test again today. I had NO markings on the whole test sheet apart from one on each manouver - probably the most frustrating fail of the three so far. My head wasn't in it, the examiner (who was really lovely, the nicest so far) actually asked me if I was feeling ok at the end of it, and said my driving was so good he couldn't understand what had made me mess up the manouvers, "I've just got a lot on my mind" was the only answer I could give.

And a lot on my mind I certainly have. I went to a coffee shop afterwards for my one and only coffee of the day allowed by my diet, and nearly cried into my cup. I didn't cry though, my ears picked out the minor chords of the cafe music playing and I just sat and had a think. Someone cheesy once told me that life is like a tapestry - often all you can see is the back of the tapestry, which is full of lose threads and disorganised colours. But the front of the tapestry is beautiful, and it makes sense as a whole. I'm not sure at what point we ever get to see the front of the tapestry but, for me, I can safely say it's not aged 25. All of the decisions I've made, choices I've taken, paths I've walked have seemed to make less sense to me this week than ever before.
xx

8 Comments:

At 1:27 pm, Blogger Spearsy said...

Hi Amy,

Never mind at least with all that practice when you do pass you will be really really really good.

I often find the decisions you make dont make sence till well after then suddenly all becomes clear. Im currently in Bamako, eating chineese with an african and someone from Scotland. Things never workout how you think !

 
At 12:59 am, Blogger bleeeeeeeeeeeeeee said...

It is a kind of article for penicillin which the demand does not increase with use.. There might be percocet people looking out of the windows, though it is hard to see why that should affect a limp.. There is, however, no need of assuming that this mental work is performed during sleep, as this would materially impair the soma conception of the psychic state of sleep we have hitherto adhered to...

 
At 11:16 am, Blogger Martin said...

Hello, and in case you wonder who I am, I know Jason Garrett, and followed one of his links.

As for the driving test, take some comfort from the fact that you still haven't taken as many tests as me - It wasn't till my sixth time that I managed to pass!

Anyway, all the best with test number 4.

 
At 1:36 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hello you!
I think I have lost all your contact details so I Googled you and here you are all along! I miss catching up over a coffee and seeing you once each Christmas isn't enough so don't be a stranger.
Mel xxx
P.S. It took me 4 goes to pass my driving test so you're definitely not alone with that one.

 
At 2:00 pm, Blogger amy polson said...

Hey Mel! I'm not sure you'll re-read this to see my reply but I'll do it anyway! Miss you too. I have recently discovered Facebook(.com) which is really fun and addictive, good for keeping in touch, add me as a friend if you decide to give it a go. See you soon hopefully - I'll text when next up North in case you're around, and let me know if you're ever South, lots of love x

 
At 7:28 pm, Blogger Brianne said...

Passing is over-rated. I'm convinced they shouldn't have passed me, i've crashed twice! You will be an excellent driver and never crash or get speeding tickets.

 
At 7:28 pm, Blogger Brianne said...

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At 1:57 pm, Blogger Telfy said...

Hey amy, sorry about the driving test, but dont get disheartened, you shall do marvelously you shall you shall... just keep trying. Sounds like you are good enough to pass anyways!
btw was it your housemate Karren with the aussie boyf who got married?! How very much exciting!

Lots of nepalese love x x x
PS who did you spend valentines day with?!

 

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