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Mean Mates (antipathy)1 Votes - [9.09%]
Meaner Mates (who giggle when you down dog)1 Votes - [9.09%]
Half full9 Votes - [81.82%]
Half empty (real people)0 Votes - [0%]

Balen
Posted 2005-05-08 7:33 PM (#23722)
Subject: Grrr


by popular demand to post (How many)

Edited by Balen 2005-05-08 7:34 PM
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tourist
Posted 2005-05-09 10:39 PM (#23797 - in reply to #23722)
Subject: RE: Grrr



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Lee - I mean Balen - I voted half full but my sweetie does giggle a bit about down dog (ment seem to think it is an invitation... ) and he does sometimes ask if I am going to "yogurt" but I think that is the influence of a goofy male friend who thinks it is funny.
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MrD
Posted 2005-05-11 1:11 AM (#23854 - in reply to #23722)
Subject: RE: The ambivalent spouse


Hey, I can get kids interested in yoga, Son pretty interested, Daughter addicted like me. The wife is another matter. Tolerates others, but won't go much herself. She really likes the things it's done to my body, but doesn't want it done too often. I pretty well have to be very flexible about when I can attend classes. Then it's tolerable for her.
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loli
Posted 2005-05-11 2:58 AM (#23855 - in reply to #23722)
Subject: RE: Grrr


My husband gets a bit jealous of the time I spend practicing and going to classes....but also is quite into the fact that I am into yoga...(if that makes sense!) I understand where he is coming from though, this week I am out two evenings and on saturday.....
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tourist
Posted 2005-05-11 10:57 AM (#23868 - in reply to #23854)
Subject: RE: The ambivalent spouse



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MrD - 2005-05-10 10:11 PM
I pretty well have to be very flexible about when I can attend classes.


Good thing you do yoga - even more flexibility!
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tourist
Posted 2005-05-11 10:59 AM (#23869 - in reply to #23855)
Subject: RE: Grrr



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loli - 2005-05-10 11:58 PM
My husband gets a bit jealous of the time I spend practicing and going to classes....but also is quite into the fact that I am into yoga...(if that makes sense!)


loli - this is similar to what happens at my house. But my DH has spent sooooo many years with his own time-consuming hobbies (sailboat racing, golf, triathlon - all time-sucking pursuits!) that he recognises payback time when it namastes him in the face
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