alienprincess

never tried whit tea, but ive seen it. ive never been brave enough to go there yet. im quite attached to my rishi jasmine green.

I really liked your thoughts on happiness on your other page, m'dear! Look forward to hanging out and hearing more...and stuff...and things,

Yes . . . please translate. I adore cummings' work. It looks just as beautiful in portuguese . The playful wordplay shines through.

Fog is mysterious, thick & heavy and comes sliding, sneaking right down to the ground. A taste of flying without actually leaving the earlth. Haze puts rainbow halos around the moon, is gone by noon and brings good vibes to a room. Tee hee!

Back to our yoga conversation, I agree with you on bikram. While it is nice to really get the heat and sweat, I really didn't feel that any of the instructors were interested in helping me deepen and develope my practice outside of their little yoga sphere. Luckily, I have an amazing rappartee with my body when it comes to yoga. I find that I can make small adjustments and really focus in on extending a stretch and slowly relaxing into it. Hmmmm . . . now I feel like doing a few postures. I think I have been sitting here too long this evening. Poor spine .

Better bop off for some brief strectching and most likely something resembling Monty Python to lull me to sweet slumber.

PS- more info on RAW DVD These people are the free thought warriors of our time. I love them. Fnord!.

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You are a crazy blogging demon! (Said with utmost respect and awe.) Go, go language geek!

Thanks for the amusing links. I must say that "Girl, I love your sense of humor."

I will respond to your very intelligent comments about yoga later, when my brain is working, and I have time to formulate a proper response. *stari zombie work zombie stari*

Tee hee! You said "4:20". *giggles more*

You're silly... Have you checked to see whether they come in other flavors? Latin, maybe...? What's the status on your french site? Wouldn't want you to spread yourself too thin here!

Your pictures are fab! Too cool! Go you for posting them.

Sorry to hear that your portable tuneplayer is dying. My sweetest has recently been through the consumer search for a new player for his commute (35 minutes morning and night), and he needed something with major skip protection and also something that would play MP3s. After going through 2 cheaper players (a Rio and something else), he finally laid down the cash ($80) for a Sony, which he loves. So . . . moral of story, Sony = good. (Sorry I'm babbling this morning.)

Yoga is low on my list too. Just because you can practice at home and I haven't really been diligent enough to feel that I am worthy of practicing with a yogi again. I have done Bikram, but it is WAY expensive; and I would really love to learn how to deepen my practice more as a meditation and not so much as a physical workout, so I'm stuck trying to find a yogi and method that really will give me the focus that I am looking for. Gah!

Okay . . . gotta work . . . bye!

Yep, yep...Sony works well, better with act of god coverage from the store you bought it from. Then, it'll really be jog-proof!

Will you be able to make it through December? It really sounds like you are eager to get out. Yay for moving!

Thank you, thank you, thank you for the PDX capoeira listing. I'm hoping to seriously check it out after the whole christmas hoo-ha. I'm going to try to get involved in a regular physical practice of some sort. Here's my tentative list: intermediate yoga, belly dance, classical Indian ballet, tango, and now capoeira. Now I just need to find some time and $$$$.

I'm so sorry that the site ate your initial comment. SG was acting all funky when I was on last night too. I get the feeling that they may have to upgrade the servers. The site is probably getting a ton of traffic what with all the exposure it's been getting lately.

La-la-la-later . . .