I went "out" today. To Curves! Can I quit writing now? Okay, inside joke. You'd have to read this post to understand.
Theresa of Paper Rock Scissors described what I want for myself by going to a Yoga Class. I don't think Idaho has ever heard of Yoga. There's one on every corner in San Francisco.
I'm in a bit of a depressed funk because of SanFranMan. He made a serious mistake this morning in his email to me. I don't remember the words exactly but it was something to the effect ... reading one of my conversations with the dogs (complete with pictures) was a bit... tedious???
Sniff.
For some reason, I just now remembered that I promised him if I ever wrote about him, I'd let him read it first. Ooops on the K-Y Jelly post. Well, because of his email? Paybacks a bitch.
I'm all over the place today.
As I was walking down my hallway, keeping my hand on the wall to be steady, as I was somewhat MS'y after my workout at Curves, I thought I don't think about MS hardly anymore. The only time I really do is when I'm blogging, when I pee my pants, and when I take my meds.
Blogging: Damn the title of the blog, what can I come up with today?
Peeing pants: Damn this. Now I have to take a shower, and find something else to wear cause I haven't done laundry, and I hate doing laundry.
Taking meds: This I do almost by rote when and if I remember to take them. It helps that I'm taking them only twice a day, instead of every four hours. I guess because of the pain, I can't really say I don't think about MS anymore. I'll amend it - I don't think about MS 24/7 like I used to. Someone told me, when I was squirming about going on Disability, that I would have to make my health become my 8 to 5 job. At the time, the thought of doing that was beyond my comprehension, because I could barely walk with a can or a walker and the pain was taking over. But it's true - by walking the dogs 42 times a day, going to Curves and doing Pilate's and yoga at home... I'm taking care of my health pretty much 8 -5. And it shows. I've lost a total of 58 pounds last year, and kept it off. Keeping it off is the challenge, and it's fairly easy for me. I've got another 20 pounds to lose and then my weight will not be an issue anymore. It goes up around 7 pounds each month with my period and fun times like Reno and San Diego, but that's okay, because it's fairly easy to lose it again. I don't come unglued about it.
I feel another rant coming on. Who the hell came up with calling it a "period?" Another insider story - new readers would have to read the "Secrets I Should Keep" category. Did I already rant about this?
Seriously now, about Theresa's post. I've been to yoga classes and remember the serenity. I want that back. During my recent massage, there was soothing music and aroma therapy going on. I could feel my body relax so easily. In fact, the masseuse told me that he didn't feel any knots or tightness anywhere. Between me not being able to feel some parts of it (I couldn't tell what he was doing to my feet or hands) and him saying I was very relaxed - kinda makes a $90 massage a bit too expensive. But as SFM said, now I've tackled an issue that was troublesome (because of the abuse, the thought of having a massage made me squiggy) When I went back to my room SFM had set $50 in my drawer cause he wanted to help pay for it. So, really it was a fantastic $40 massage!
I want serenity back. There is none in Idaho.
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