As I am are re enough to get tattoos in Latin here's the next one:
"Poena Par Sapientia" which in Latin means "Pain equals wisdom" and in this case it's a different kind of pain and the wisdom of clarity that pain brings. It's a mental clarity unlike any other and in my particular case it has nothing to do with inflicting or receiving pain from another. It seems that everyone has thier demons and some of us are a little more honest about what they are and when we allow them to rise to the surface and who we let see them. My pain tends to be a vicious streak that motivates me and yet holds me back at the same time. I fight it constantly and some days.... when I am feeling honest with myself (and usually in a 110 degree room) I let the demons awake.. It is just a shame I cannot do anything with them as I am exhausted after Yoga. They get put back away..always held in check by the bitten tongue
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I like that one - for a lot of reasons.
ReplyDeleteWhere are you going to put it?
And yes, 110 degrees causes a certain level of self honesty - most 'extreme' workouts do, actually. There's something about pushing the body that focuses the mind.. often in unusual ways.
*hugs* *spins*
I have to admit I do enjoy watching a man workout... some women too. I hate it when I distract them as I munch on my cookies though. They give me the dirtiest looks. Really.. they need to be more accomodating to those of us that are meant to be the audience.. not the show.
ReplyDelete*sighs* Someone must be too busy these days to check comments. I sent him a perfectly lovely picture.. and nothing. It is okay.. I can just delete the comment with said picture I guess... maybe.. :P
Aequitassssssssssss... *poke poke spin spin poke*
ReplyDeletePaula, The picture,in itself was lovely, the best part however, was your lovely face smiling at me *grins* and dear soul I may just rebut (no pun intended) with a gym picture although I am sure a sweaty guy in tight shorts may not be the best way to start your morning off :)
ReplyDeleteOh heck.. that is probably the best time. I take my blood pressure medicine before bed so I am guessing that first thing in the morning is the safest time of all. *winks*
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed the picture. *giggles* I can only imagine what is coming by way of quid pro quo. I may just have to hold off on breaking my fast for the morning until after I see what you have to offer. lol
*hugs*
erm ... why's nyxie spinning? is she high?
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