#2of366

Well I made it to day two of practice. I took it pretty easy in order to wind down after closing at work. I even set the mood with my Himalayan light being the only source of light.

I started in seated position and worked my way into one sun salutation, took time to stretch those hips with pigeon and did more seated work.

I wanted to introduce BDGs to my blog. We always did them at the end of our classes at Element during my teacher training and always liked them. 

Brag: I finally got back into wheel pose (Urdhva Danurasana) tonight! I haven’t been able to do that since before the studio closed (Summer of 2014). I’ve been feeling the desire to get into the pose for the past handful of practices I’ve had. Crazy how your body tells you things if you listen.

Desire: I really want to like my new position at work, but I feel like it’ll be more of the same stuff I already do, but more boring. So I desire to find pleasure and acceptance in the work I do.

So for all of y'all out there who have worked in retail maybe you have felt my pain and please allow me to vent. I obviously work in retail and my pet peeve while there is cleaning the shoe section (which by chance is the one area they make me clean) and it’s only because it’s always a mess. Now I get it some of you guys out there will say “oh you work in retail and you knew what you were getting into” and I would somewhat agree but nowhere did I sign up to basically play maid to customers.

I shouldn’t have to constantly walk behind you and clean what you actively mess up. It’s almost like people have no regard for anything unless it directly dependent on them. It’s almost like people leave the house and lose all the home training they gained throughout life. And I get it sometimes people don’t know where things go and just putting things anywhere is easier. But to those people saying that I ask why I had to find a pair of underwear in a shoe box today?? Like how hard would it have been to just walk that pair of underwear back to its section??? I know I used to be that customer too what just put things anywhere but come on people, how would you feel if I came in your home and left a shoe in your refrigerator?? How would you react??? I’ll wait for an answer.