hey, sorry i was so clumsy yesterday morning. it's just that really i could fill up a whole long road trip with all the things i want to ask you about and catch up on.
it's very reassuring to feel that someone has walked a similar path as you and that he is awesome.
also (pardon this backhanded compliment) when i went to my first grand round in september i thought to myself about all the differences between my treatments with you and what i was seeing from the master practitioners. but after yesterday's treatment i realize how much closer you are to them than the interns that treated me today (i had trigger points released today for the first time...also, my energies really got moved around) I guess the more i go through my own experience the more i appreciate just how much knowledge you've synthesized and how much you've made the practice your own.
At the risk of sounding oppositional, no - it's not that I have an intrinsic need to oppose things. It's just that I find differences to be more revealing and interesting than similarities, of which I make private note, but which I generally do not mention.
Six really is my least favorite number. I'm not the only one, either: I was watching a program on a mathematical savant, who described the sort of emotion he felt at various numbers, which, for the program, they had edited down to the single digits. Oddly, his descriptions matched my own feelings: Fear of six as something small and insidious, nine was enormous and inspiring, something nice about four and seven. What was odder about it, though, was that here was someone else with such polar feelings towards numbers. And here, I thought I was nuts.
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hey, sorry i was so clumsy yesterday morning. it's just that really i could fill up a whole long road trip with all the things i want to ask you about and catch up on.
it's very reassuring to feel that someone has walked a similar path as you and that he is awesome.
also (pardon this backhanded compliment) when i went to my first grand round in september i thought to myself about all the differences between my treatments with you and what i was seeing from the master practitioners. but after yesterday's treatment i realize how much closer you are to them than the interns that treated me today (i had trigger points released today for the first time...also, my energies really got moved around) I guess the more i go through my own experience the more i appreciate just how much knowledge you've synthesized and how much you've made the practice your own.
ack! again, clumsy...
love you, PJ
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I worked at McDonalds once, too, and "ick" is definitely the right word!
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At the risk of sounding oppositional, no - it's not that I have an intrinsic need to oppose things. It's just that I find differences to be more revealing and interesting than similarities, of which I make private note, but which I generally do not mention.
Six really is my least favorite number. I'm not the only one, either: I was watching a program on a mathematical savant, who described the sort of emotion he felt at various numbers, which, for the program, they had edited down to the single digits. Oddly, his descriptions matched my own feelings: Fear of six as something small and insidious, nine was enormous and inspiring, something nice about four and seven. What was odder about it, though, was that here was someone else with such polar feelings towards numbers. And here, I thought I was nuts.
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