All Good Things

[charliesmum]

Once again, the whining was all for naught*, as people did show up last night and we had a lovely time. I have such stress when I host things, I don't know why. I enjoy doing it, but I'm always convinced no one is going to come. Must be left over self-esteem problems or something.

I was rather proud of the way my dining room table looked - everything matched quite prettily. I'm not usually good at that sort of thing.

Later I must do a voice post of Charlie singing "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, because it is cute.

And in other news, I'm going to this place called Source 4 Teachers where they apparently train people up to be substutite teachers or something. Will let you know.

*which I don't think anyone saw because I accidently private locked it.

Comments

[jandyle.livejournal.com]

Yay for successful hostessing! I'm glad it went well for you (down to the matching of the dining room table stuffs), even if we didn't see the whining entry. :) Yay for you!

[zelle999.livejournal.com]

I have major, "NO ONE IS GONNA COME!!!" anxiety. I didn't have many friends when I was a kid so I get freaked when I host anything.

I had a baby shower hosted by my mom when I was pregnant and it was packed with family. Some girls at my work wanted to throw another one for me later and I told them not to -- just to come to the other one but they insisted, and all of four people came. There was so much food. I was mortified.

Glad it worked out for you last night. You said it was a book club? What book did you/are you read(ing)?

[jessii-6.livejournal.com]

Glad of your success hosting a meeting, and because I didn't reply to the previous mention: This whole substitute teacher sounds like fun. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you (plus "hey, it's not office management job!")

[slammerkinbabe.livejournal.com]

I think you will be such a fantastic substitute teacher. What grades are you looking at? Really, I think this sounds wonderful.