On Massage Therapists and Lilacs

[vdansk]

It occurred to me that someone who didn't know me well might be concerned that I was about to jump off of a tall building. (People who know me well realizing that there are no tall buildings in the vacinity. ;) ) So, to give a small update: Thanks to the wisdom of my still quite ill husband, I did not cancel my massage appointment for this afternoon. Between that, and the lilacs growing outside her office, I am feeling remarkably better. Hopeful, even. Optomism rearing up determinedly and pointing out happy thoughts left and right, until I find myself drawn in and believing. Life is good. Two hours of recently-neglected housework later, Life is, surprisingly, STILL good.

And I sincerely hope that all massage therapists are firmly tied to karma, because they will have massively good things coming their way if so.

Comments

[saxikath]

Lilacs always help my outlook, too. I'm glad you found some ways to take care of yourself.

[quasar273.livejournal.com]

I'm so glad to hear you were able to get some time to decompress, at least a little! And very glad that Charles is out of the hopsital, too. Wayne has had several pneumonias in the last few months, and I was very close to taking him to the ER at one point. So I can sympathize even though what I've been experiencing is simply not on the same scale. Be well!

[vdansk]

Yes, not on the same scale because YOUR husband went to see a doctor, and MINE is married to a doctor. Kind of like the shoemaker's kids going barefoot.... Yeah, I'll let go of this guilt eventually. And I'm doing a lot better.

Sorry Wayne has been ill--give him my best! Isn't your anniversary about now?

[chris-warrior.livejournal.com]

awwwwwww. *lol*

silly goose. we get some of our pay in the gratitude of feeling-better clients.

and i am so very glad you're feeling better!