Dance Even When You Can't Hear the Music

[shanmonster]

I woke up in the grip of despair. I can't think of any particular reason for it, so I decided to rid myself of the horrid, heavy feeling. I put on some upbeat music, ate my breakfast, read a little, located an AWOL DVD, and started dancing around the house. I did a few Turkish drops while listening to U2's Pop. I need more practice, but don't want to practice doing more than a few at a time lest I wrench my neck. At some point, during the transition from backbend to floor, I must roll my feet over, keep my pelvis up and chest lifted, all while minding my head postion, and I must be graceful the whole time. Hmm....

In the midst of all this weirdness, I've been cleaning up the place, and trying to find the paperwork I'd set aside to take to work. I remember taking it out of my purse and setting it down so I wouldn't misplace it while thrift shopping the other day, but I can't think for the life of me where I put it. I curse my absentmindedness. This stuff happens to me all the time. How the heck am I going to know if I get Alzheimer's, when forgetfulness is already my way of life?

And now a couple more links before I get back to my search:

Nature's Call: The prettiest urinals I ever did see.

My Dream Sustains Colorful Lives: These dancers are incredible. Thousand-hand Bodhisattva is the most beautiful choreography I've ever seen. It's even more amazing when you realize the dancers can't hear the music.

Lions Rescue, Guard Beaten Ethiopian Girl: It sounds like a made-for-tv movie. Wow.

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