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legalmoose) wrote2004-03-08 11:22 pm
legalmoose) wrote2004-03-08 11:22 pm
Relaxation
A session of evening yoga is a good thing. *contented sigh*
I picked up one of my paperbacks, Shadowdance by Robin Wayne Bailey, and started reading it on the morning commute. I think I needed something to read which was not going to be terribly thought provoking. I've been reading so many other things that need me to contemplate things that reading on the commute was getting to be somewhat of a drag. I don't have to plan my life during every second of down time, nor do I need to rehash it, either.
The dentist has evidently put the fear of plaque in me - flossing is my new evening habit (right after the neti and the yoga, or perhaps before them both, but all three are now part of the evening ritual). I do like "ritual" and this fits in nicely with the rest of mine.
I picked up one of my paperbacks, Shadowdance by Robin Wayne Bailey, and started reading it on the morning commute. I think I needed something to read which was not going to be terribly thought provoking. I've been reading so many other things that need me to contemplate things that reading on the commute was getting to be somewhat of a drag. I don't have to plan my life during every second of down time, nor do I need to rehash it, either.
The dentist has evidently put the fear of plaque in me - flossing is my new evening habit (right after the neti and the yoga, or perhaps before them both, but all three are now part of the evening ritual). I do like "ritual" and this fits in nicely with the rest of mine.
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I like rituals too. They make life easier in so many ways.