Small amount of mild blithering

[flexagon]

Couldn't help myself... I just made a mildly snarky childfree comment in the middle of someone else's serious discussion about dog adoption. That was in response to You're insane. Well, insane if you ever want kids in your house. But the one I passed up...! Good lord, someone said, apparently with a straight face, my mom's a breeder. AHAHAHAHA!

Can life go well and badly at the same time? Just asking, because I've been having that feeling lately. It's probably just impending burnout. Work's been a bit intense. Seeing TBC starting up has been interesting in terms of seeing the Frog through new eyes again... don't get me wrong, I still like what I see. Just wish my feature worked so I could take a day or two off and maybe find something creative/productive to do.

Also, I was finally convinced last night that core strength == antigravity. It's that simple. The antigravity belts are obviously really thin so they can be worn under the most revealing of yoga clothes. Probably they give you one when you become certified as an instructor.

Comments

[webrat.livejournal.com]

*grins* - That's funny. I'd have to agree that there's some type of device going on with yoga because, no one is really that flexible and nimble. ;)

[bluechromis.livejournal.com]

Correction: You made a mildly snarky comment in response to a rather vehement and ignorant comment that was contained within a larger discussion about dog adoption.

For some reason, when you mentioned the anti-gravity belt, I got a mental image of that super fat guy from the Dune TV series doing yoga. Not pretty!

[flexagon]

True nuff. I wasn't offended by her perspecive though. Mostly, as a non-dog-person I think I was just feeling left out of that conversation and was looking for an angle so I could join in.

And, yay for not having seen the Dune TV series, because if I had that awful image would now be in my head... the image we want is last night's teacher floating up into a handstand with no momentum at all, just strength. As you may guess, he isn't fat. ;)

[apfelsingail.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I noticed that. It made me think of one of the women at the Trapeze School, with reddish/brunette hair. She used to do gymnastics, and at one point just did a handstand, slow-motion, perfectly controlled, rock steady. She looked like she could just hang out like that for a while. Cool yet depressing.