Ty's back hurts.
It has for years. And no amount of physical therapy has helped.
Yesterday I gave him a massage, and he was impressed with his increased range of motion after.
He told me I should go to Massage School so he can have free massages every day.
So I took that idea and improved it:
This morning I went and got a massage.
I am calling it 'training' and 'research'.
How many research massages does a girl need to get before she can be considered a professional masseuse, do you think?
Cause I'm willing to put in the time and effort necessary. Even if it means a massage every single week from now on.
That's how committed I am.
Today's research uncovered that the left side of my neck is really tight: I need to train myself to stop sleeping on my stomach. Also, peppermint massage oil might be my new favorite.
I feel good about my first day. It was productive and informative. And heavenly.
My question for you is,
Can I write these massages off as 'education'?
4 comments:
I love your spin on things. Research all you want, but just like doing my own taxes does not make me an accountant (but if it did, would find a way for you to right off those trips to the spa), I'm afraid you might be in the same boat. Too bad, really. Wish I could research with you, though.
Just one more thing we have in common - husbands with bad backs. I hate massages though. Weird huh?
Do you need a research assistant? I am available!
yeah.. what a coincidence. A massage is the only thing that will work huh? Sounds suspiciously like what I tell my husband. My back pain went away with my last 2 yr old, but he doesn't need to know.
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