we have met the enemy....

[Guest guest]

and he is us. that old pogo, way ahead of his

time. good question for regus to ask, what was pogo

anyway? whoa, there i go again.<br> <br>so, yes, senorita

(? senora) that would be one approach--limit

discussion here to topics directly related to the practice

of ashtanga. leave the development of relationships,

discussion of other interests and personal interaction

amongst members to another forum. problem is, those are

exactly the reasons some people use this place. how to

define what is 'appropriate'? once the pandora's box of

limiting discussion,interaction, sharing has been opened,

it does not tend to regress. what some may find

interesting or germaine may be perceived as idle chatter or

self-aggrandizement to others, be they my opinions or even yours.

maybe, rather than asking what is appropriate, a better

question is, who decides what is appropriate? personally,

i tend to grant each of you that decision making

ability. i have no interest in stopping anyone from

expressing what they want to here. the forum will evolve

with the people who populate it at different times.

that plasticity is one of the attractions of the

medium. not the best place to look for unswerving

orthodoxy. pluralism, it's a good thing.<br><br>oops, forgot

my warning: Not About Yoga!

[Guest guest]

I believe Pogo, may he rest in peace, was a opposum.

[Guest guest]

<<"My favorite vacation would be your worst nightmare">><br>i'm

tempted to ask where you vacation, but...

[Guest guest]

Lifted that one from a bumper sticker for

mountaineering. One of the many outdoor activities I pursue

(guess I would be considered a multisport junkie). Most

people think the things I enjoy are grueling and

painful. Find that yoga helps counteract the tons of

training I do - also helps with balance and flexibility.