Off to take a 4 day intensive prerequisite course that will have mewell on my way to being in the Top 100 "Greatest Mediocre Yogis of the 21st Century".
It's one of those courses to fill in the broadstrokes of "The leg bone's connected to the foot bone" sort of things.
And, like any other endeavor I pursue that could actually lead me forward, I have about 50 thoughts that are holding me back and making me second guess everything.
It's one of those courses to fill in the broadstrokes of "The leg bone's connected to the foot bone" sort of things.
And, like any other endeavor I pursue that could actually lead me forward, I have about 50 thoughts that are holding me back and making me second guess everything.
Thoughts so far:
. Is is wrong that I HATE the layout of the manual we're supposed to be using? It's poorly spaced, the font is atrocious (Times New Roman? Seriously??). Could they have spent a couple more bucks on extra paper so that things aren't all crammed together? Gah.
. How am I supposed to learn from a document so un-aesthetically pleasing?
. Will I accidently blurt out these thoughts to my instructor?
. Will she take it personally
. Should I up my happy pill dosage for the next few days?
. What if my classmates are pretty boy lunkheads, a quarter century younger than me?
. Will I actually fulfill my promise to slap the next person who says "I know coffee is so bad for me - I'm trying to kick the habit" ?
I think I'll be eating lunch alone...
