Day 3, s8 ❘ Can you hear what I hear? + MY INTENTIONS
Hello everyone!!!
This is my day 3 of my season 8! Last night I was listening to some videos and later to music and I'd like to share with you how I do that when I listen to something on the computer... I have to plug in this little cable behind my speech processor then I can hear the sound in my head. I can hear background noise too e.g. when someone is talking to me and music at the same time. I can do it both, which people with a healthy ear can't do it. As when you have ear plugs you can't hear other people talking unless you have an ear plug just in ONE ear ONLY :) so I benefit in a way from the CI. It allows me to do that :))
It is a bit inconvenient at some point but it works well with me. Only when I have to move away from my computer I don't unplug the whole thing but just the other end which I plug to my computer and the whole "wire" that is still stuck to my processor I just put around my neck, so I don't always have to plug and unplug (if I have eto just move quickly away from my computer). This sometimes looks very funny especially when my parents didn't know what that was at first.
It's my day 3 and so far things are going well. Today I probably won't post a video. Don't really feel like in the mood lol so I'll post my goals here!
MY GOALS for the next 100 DAYS are the FOLLOWING:
- To read more poetry on the net, in books, everywhere (If I don't read poetry, then I can't expect to write some..) ☺
- To write another let's say 70 new poems in the next few months and keep writing on a regular basis (I set the amount much lower than last time because I feel very exhausted after writing more more than 21 months... it's getting tougher and tougher to get inspired..) ☺✍
- To make backups of my writing regularly (BIG REMINDER or I'll be screwed up)
- To make regular videos for the challenge (also mix it with blogs)
- To become a known poet (and inspire, motivate & give strength to other people especially to those who also have a cochlear implant, who are struggling with their new hearing. To give them hope that things do get better. It's not always the case but if you believe then it will!)
- To have my poems translated in Croatian (my mother language)
- To have my book in local libraries
- To have poetry readings and book signing ☺☺☺
- To develop interesting projects with Cochlear, Alexander Graham Bell Association and with Hansaton (I'm not sure in what terms but I want to leave that open)
- To set a time to write (journal and poems) and stick to it every day
- To keep handwritten notes (I have to say this because I have to remind myself of that)
So thank you for reading! I'm ready for another wonderful season!!
Sandra
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