Daniel gave me gift certificates for massages as a Christmas present. I may have found something that is for my own decadent enjoyment. I have spent a half an hour each week, enjoying the benefits of this relaxing treatment. For a mere 30 minutes, my mind goes blank and all I can imagine is the stress and chaos that has built up in my shoulders, slowly ebb away.
Some people are what I call high maintenance. They get their hair done every six weeks, eye brows waxed, nails polished, and alway in tip top shape. I can't say that I even have eyebrows to wax, and if I do, they are much blonder than my dark hair. My hair, now much longer than in times past, gets neglected and often shoved into a pony tail. My toes are not polished, but are chipped and horribly ugly (thank goodness it's winter and not sandal weather). But due to my new exotic (for me) pastime, does this now make me high maintenance?
Is having a massage any different than partaking of a particularly sweet and tasty piece of chocolate? Is it any different than spending money on perfectly manicured toes? I don't think that it is. Don't get me wrong, I do enjoy each of these things at times, but they aren't the thing that I seek when looking for the "me" moment. I suppose we each have our temptations.
1 Lovely Scribbles to Me:
Ooo...that sounds wonderful. I have been reading your entries for awhile now, and it sounds like you need some good massages! Love, Tonee
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