Very boring blog entry. Read at your peril.

I spent the morning at Yoga Sutra, helping out with some administrative stuff, then took Erika's half-primary led class, then shopped for a 2006 day-planner (a bit late for that, I know...) and now I am home doing laundry, laundry and more laundry. I think laundry is the WORST part of being a grown-up. You do a load, you fold it up, and then you look in the laundry bin, and there's another pair of socks, another pair of yoga pants, another tank top. For tomorrow's laundry. Because if you don't keep up with it, it overwhelms.


As a housekeeping task, keeping up with the laundry is far worse than keeping up with the vacuuming, which I quite enjoy now that I have my Dyson Animal, and besides, vacuuming doesn't undo itself quite as quickly as the laundry situation does, or at least it doesn't appear to. Taking out the garbage and recycling all my Snapple bottles is almost as bad as laundry. But I can usually get someone else to help me with that.

Wow, this is a boring topic. I am bored writing it - I can imagine how boring it is to read. OK, so then here's a random maybe-non-boring thought: Didn't Jake Gyllenhall, at the end of Brokeback Mountain, resemble Sonny Bono towards the end of his life? Well, maybe that thought was kind of boring too.

I still haven't written my thoughts on Brokeback Mountain, which is kind of odd considering that it was the best movie I have seen since Magnolia. I have so many thoughts about Brokeback, but perhaps writing them down would spoil it for me...the way talking about a lover or a yoga practice can have that spoiling effect...Or maybe I am just feeling kind of lazy.

OK, here's another random thought: ever try practicing yoga without a mat, on a hard wood floor? One of my colleagues at Yoga Sutra, Carl, who maintains the Yogascope Kaleidescope Blog (whose most recent entry is totally WHACK but a MUST READ, especially if you want to have the unique experience of feeling, simultaneously, impressed, awed and slightly nauseated), was showing me that this is possible, although not appropriate for everyone. I really, really like my Manduka Purple, but I can kind of see Carl's point. Practicing with nothing between your hands and the ground is incredibly visceral. No shock absorption, but incredibly visceral. Don't try it if you have joint issues, of course. But if you don't have joint issues, it's worth a moment of exploration.

Yet another random thought: Erika has the most beautiful smile.

Final random thought: Who the f-ck is Rosebud and why is she such a beeyotch?

YC