it's nice being on a hot-guy high!
Aug. 18th, 2002 09:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dancingyelspotlight rocked! paul and i did well on our little tango, even though we missed a step...but no one noticed anyways, and even though it was short, lots of people really like it. that was definitely happy. and i had a real normal convo with chris lynam! man, that guy is hot! hehe...it was nice to know he could carry on an intelligent conversation, as well. he promised me a dance, but the only general dance left was one during which he had to change...so he apologized for not dancing with me later! it was super cute. i was surprised to see that he remembered me...but i was definitely less silly than the last time i saw him. i didn't stutter or do anything dumb like that. mmmm...dancing is lots and lots of fun. i'm excited to go back to school and be able to dance on an almost daily basis.
in other news, i'm doing my first practicum tomorrow, on natalie! i'm excited...haven't given a real massage to anyone outside of class yet. i have 5or 6 practicums lined up for sure...so 2 more spots to fill up!
here's a thought for you all from a book i'm reading called Soul Mates
"The heart has its own reasons. When we try to understand why relationships come into being and fall apart, why some families are nurturing and others devastating, why some friendships endure long absences and bitter arguments while others fade, we come face to face with the unknown core of the human heart."
Thomas Moore
isn't that interesting? it's so true...you listen to some people's stories and wonder how they manage to love each other with the junk they had to go through, while there are others who seem made for each other who just can't keep it together. so yes.
in other news, i'm doing my first practicum tomorrow, on natalie! i'm excited...haven't given a real massage to anyone outside of class yet. i have 5or 6 practicums lined up for sure...so 2 more spots to fill up!
here's a thought for you all from a book i'm reading called Soul Mates
"The heart has its own reasons. When we try to understand why relationships come into being and fall apart, why some families are nurturing and others devastating, why some friendships endure long absences and bitter arguments while others fade, we come face to face with the unknown core of the human heart."
Thomas Moore
isn't that interesting? it's so true...you listen to some people's stories and wonder how they manage to love each other with the junk they had to go through, while there are others who seem made for each other who just can't keep it together. so yes.
