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I had a therapy session yesterday. I’ve been seeing someone about once a month for the past year or so. More often than not, I go into our sessions thinking there’s nothing to talk about. Anywayyyyy… Oh, and the other thing I’m still recovering from (besides One Day) is last week’s Summer School. It was epic. I put so much love and effort into that training, I promptly came down with a cold as soon as it ended. That’s how you know it was good 😉. ps. For those of you in our teacher's platform (The Detour) on Circle, tomorrow (Aug 1) is the Monthly Movement Practice. We're going upside-down 🤸♂️. RSVP if you plan to join live. |
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