My BiL was looking into training to become a chiropractor for a while, but when he was told that part of it was letting other prospective chiropractors practice on him he bailed on that idea.

I'm sorry, msbelle. I wish you could have come out with me this evening. I've been so NORMAL. I worked 40 hours this week and then went to happy hour. Ordinary = freakin' awesome. And listened to music that made me want to cry for reasons that would take longer to explain than the songs last, but that's just me. And, hey, did not actually cry, so. A good night.

I am intrigued by and curious about the amazing rectangle.

Ugh msbelle, please vent away! The overwhelming neediness is so hard, especially when your own needs aren't being met. I wish you lived closer, I would happily hang with you.

Ugh msbelle, please vent away!

What Burrell said.

YAY for a good night and a week of Normal for -t though!

There's always money in a banana stand. Especially if it sells Tex-Mex food.

Looks like it is actually spring out there. AAAACHOOO!

Yesterday there were kids playing with a basketball in the street, and last night there was a party at the house across the street until 3am.

It's officially spring.

It's been spring here, which makes me sad. I'd like a little more winter. Or at least more rain.

...no need to double post it....

Timelies all!

Went to a chiropractor back in '99 for neck/upper back pain. Seemed pretty helpful, though I can't say if it was the adjustments or the exercises he had me do that worked. Insurance only covered a certain number of visits, so I stopped going. I don't know if that would be helpful for my current neck/shoulder/upper back problems, as that seems to be more muscle based.

I do remember being mac's age and having a rule that my mother had to get her coat off and go to the bathroom before I started in with anything.

So I woke up to cramps. They aren't terrible and I took Advil right away, so is going to yoga a good idea or a bad one? I can't tell.