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The principle of non-attachment

It's looking strongly like I will owe quite a bit of money on my 2006 taxes. This has put Portrait of a Young Artist in my Bed in jeopardy, along with the Philadelphia trip, although I think I will be able to keep both of them on the boards if I move a few things around... and, obviously, spend a lot less money. This works out nicely because a) I'm spending a lot less money lately anyway, being as I'm not so much into "things" any more, and b) because I was planning to do an Operation: Annihilate for books anyway - i.e. I'm not buying any new books till I've read the seventeen that have accrued on my desk. If I get really ballsy I'll extend that and O:A my DVDs too - got about 37 of those to watch, and do I really need to own Pan's Labyrinth the day it comes out? No, probably not. Mmmmm consumer asceticism.

I'm pretty pleased with my physical state right now - everything just sort of clicked together after last weekend, and my last two yoga sessions have been the best I've ever had. I am really going to new places of flexibility and strength that I've never had before, and my breathing and mental focus have been similarly new-level-y. I found a little hill off the beaten path the other day and actually meditated, the first time in my life I've been able to slip into a state of relative selflessness and just be while meditating. I am kicking yoga ass! Yeah I'm proud of myself and gloating a bit. That's why I'm into yoga: the glory.

Comments

Um, I'm not trying to be argumentative, but I think you DO need to own Pan's Labyrinth the day it comes out. Sorry.

Damn youse!!!

Still have to get you out to the yoga classes at Main St. with the live music..... oh, and be prepared for lots of sun salutations and warrior on Wednesday - my arms will be out of commish due to some fresh ink on Tuesday. You will feel my pain. Only, in your legs. And not quite the same as having a needle repeatedly jammed into your flesh. Okay, you won't feel MY pain, but you will feel pain. Which will be intensified the following day as it settles in. Which I also shall be feeling, so in that sense, you shall feel my pain. Or perhaps I will be feeling your pain. Anyways, pain all around, to be embraced. Gah, I really do need to think things out before I write.

And yes, you do need to own Pan's Labyrinth the day it comes out. Everyone does.

What the fuck is wrong with everybody today! SUPPORT MY INITIATIVES PEOPLE!!!

Fine, I will buy Pan's frickin' Labyrinth frick.

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