It has left me feeling a bit useless. What with Mike's dialysis five times a week, looking after the essential household tasks and trying to run a small business I don't have the time to spend training for an athletic task. So dear readers I really need your help with coming up with a plan.
Saturday, 6 February 2016
What to do?
I am only a couple of weeks into my fund raising but it has become clear that there are people out there who have decided they won't sponsor me as they don't actually want me to shave my head. That leaves me in a bit of a quandary. Do I let down the few who have generously donated already and not shave my head? Do I come up with another idea? Do I do it despite not reaching my target?
It has left me feeling a bit useless. What with Mike's dialysis five times a week, looking after the essential household tasks and trying to run a small business I don't have the time to spend training for an athletic task. So dear readers I really need your help with coming up with a plan.
It has left me feeling a bit useless. What with Mike's dialysis five times a week, looking after the essential household tasks and trying to run a small business I don't have the time to spend training for an athletic task. So dear readers I really need your help with coming up with a plan.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Well, this is odd. How many people and what are their reasons for not shaving your head? I think you should do it no matter what. I didn't raise as much as I wanted to when I shaved mine but it meant the world to my mom.
ReplyDeleteAfter I wrote yesterday my daughter, who's hair is down to her waist, offered to join me. I was deeply touched by her offer, but I won't accept it. So because my daughter was willing and because of your comment I will do it, no matter what! :)
DeleteI was just checking back to see what you decided. I am glad you are going to do it. I think every woman needs to shave her head at least once and it is for such a good cause. :-)
ReplyDelete