Showing posts with label repetitive motion injuries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label repetitive motion injuries. Show all posts

Friday, January 7, 2011

It's Subjective

It's great being objective because people can't  influence you and you can't influence them. You just don't seem to care. Not caring is part of the process. Let's be honest, I care so much about not caring that you won't have to do anything. I'll do the work for all of us.


Take care

-ee

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Onandonandonandon

there's something that stuck me the last time we talked, that you can't let a cold fish know you are fishing because it will seem fishy, because then it won't have reason to believe you might go fish for it again. i want you to think about this because it's not being loyal or fair to the fishing market. i am wondering why you want to string a cold fish a long rather than give it the chance to find other fish in the sea. is it so you can be with the worms? after a year of fishing and catching a cuttlefish, still keeping it around with hope it won't smell (always telling the other fish it will never happen), how do you feel about that?

i'd like you to think about what you're doing and why. i'm pretty sure there's something fishy going on here. i don't think it's just a fish waiting around to be wrapped in paper. or maybe you don't know how to fish and want the professionals to step in?


all i know is you have to do what's right regardless of your fear of fishing. you can't fish in fear of fishing.


anyway off to fish.......

Monday, August 23, 2010

We be flubbin it: Pants dance revolution (pt 17)



Che Guevara became a hero to teenagers everywhere after Kurt Coblaine died in a car accident. With his rebellions he inspired the lower middle class to skip class and make their voices herd! Some tooke are taking out the pent up frustrations on dance floors across the nation. Covered in alcohol and body fluids, the youth of 1994 grind each other into a fine white powder to a 4 x 4 beat at your local discotechques. You know your's is going to be there, always and forever.


Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Blood, Smoke, Hair


It's true. A repetitive motion injury can make mince meat out of perfectly good intentions! It's wise to take what they give you and turn out the best results possible. But really, how much can we do with blood, smoke and hair?


Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Baby Einsteins pt 2

ALT) the Pond of Baby – the Tortoise & the Puss play in the Pond of Baby. The tortoise does a small one to splash! – The Puss huddles, covering with the eyes ("Oh"!). The tortoise does bigger to splash, splashes, splashes ("hello mother"!) …The Pus covered with the eyes again ("Oh! Oh"!). Then the Pussy leaves detached, turning and splashing as crazy with all its arms – splashes splashes splashes splashes splashes!. The tortoise obtains soaked, the laughs and joined at the hips.