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It’s almost like if they can be away so
much, so can I, or …
Frances
Hmm.
Paula
… I can get away with that. You know,
that’s where the childlike thing comes, I
think, it’s like it’s not my adult that like,
you know, wants to be responsible.
(murmurs of agreement)
Frances
I’ve been feeling really unreliable too this
term, and that’s most unlike me.
Tom
It seems that the group cohesion has been
really poor. There’s been a few times it’s
been good. Actually, one of the best times
was just when in the first and second
hours we just talked about things with
ourselves, you know, a couple of weeks
back. I felt that was quantum leap …
quantumly, if there’s such a word,
different in the quality.
Judi
Yes, (inaudible).
Ron
I want to defend us and say that we
haven’t been that bad.
(much laughter)
Kelly
Good on you, Ron.
I think as individuals we are, but there has
been something about the group process
which has been quite fragmented in my
experience, too.
Chapter Five - A Beginning – Page 159
And so what is that about?
More on the case this time. Refers to
Session 8, when Heidi raised it for us then.
(Lets Frances off the hook, though).
Having previously acknowledged the depth
of the impact.