Asana Light
Monday, September 26, 2005
Between being sick last week and work this week I’m going a little light on the asana which is making me feel a little heavy… Just gotta get through the next seven days and then all will be back to normal. I think once I get it out of my head that work is keeping me from other things I’ll be ok with it. I actually like the work and don’t mind long hours, it’s when I feel like it’s keeping me from something else (in this case, my practice as SHE is currently in Venice…). I need to remember that my practice is still there, waiting patiently for me to find it again. No stress, no guilt, this is my life and it fluctuates. Now if I can only remember that…
Gotta go, gotta weld.
posted by Chris at 8:13 AM Permalink
5 Comments:
In college, for reasons to complicated to enumerate here, we used to say, "Gotta spackle..."
Lauren
9/26/2005 6:19 PM
God only knows what that could mean... :)
9/26/2005 9:51 PM
honestly, my friends and i did not have a clue. we heard some girl use that line on a guy who was harassing her outside a party. he kept asking her to leave with him, and he wasn't taking no for an answer. finally, she said, "look, i really gotta spackle." and he was stunned. so stunned, in fact, that it gave her time to make a quick getaway.
ever since then, "gotta spackle" has meant gotta go. but "getting spackled" has meant getting completely blown off in a completely unexpected and inexplicable way.
now you know the whole story!
Lauren
9/27/2005 12:23 AM
A welder?
You have a slight physical resemblance to my husband, or at least a similar build. Now I find out you weld too..... Hmmmm....
I jokingly refer to our house as "The House Of Steel" (reference to MTV's 80's show "House of Style" hosted by Cindy Crawford). Almost all of our furniture was welded by my husband.
10/03/2005 11:01 PM
Funny! I've built nearly all of my furniture, too. And it's mostly steel...
That's actually how I make side money, building metal furniture.
Maybe we're related?
10/03/2005 11:17 PM
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