So it totally surprises my classmates that I actually work out with my clinic clients. I'm freaking there 18 hours a week. Might as well, right?
Hahahahaha....
I'm so tired now. Like, the giddy-delirious no-it's-not-a-sugar-high-OMG-i-like-sugar! type of tired. It's fun. Not really. Okay, kind of. Because I ramble. And have short sentences. You know, one of my college english teachers told me she didn't like my short sentences. At the end of the year, we had to review our work. I mentioned this critique and wrote a pretty big paragraph about it. I then wrote a single line beneath it:
I like it that way.
Hahaha, she didn't like me much anyway. Oh well. Anyway.
Tired. Right.
I took a nap at work today. But I made sure that I had my anatomy book in front of me in case anyone came in my room, so it looked like I'd been doing something. I really needed it. It was lovely. Then I sat around some more (I love/hate my expensive skills that people can't afford) and then jumped on the elliptical machine. After an hour, I was confused as to why I was having such a hard time keeping up with my usual pace and then I realized I'd worked out about three times already today. Sheesh.
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About the love/hate your expensive skills that people can't afford... that was something that I was worried about at school, cuz I just wanted to do hair design and nails, and then I realised that there might not always be a demand for that. So I am going to learn everything so that I can do things (like color YUCK) that I am good at, but just don't like as much, so that I can still work if people don't need the things that I like to do most. :)
Yeah, but I can pretty much do any massage modality that people want... and I'm pretty impartial among them, although I do tend toward deep tissue naturally. So for me it's not a matter of learning different techniques in my field so much as people wanting - and being able to afford - what I have to offer. I love that my skills are so valuable, but I hate that they're so expensive. That's what I was really trying to say.
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