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Travel Plans and an Ear-ache...

Posted Jan 09 2012 7:25pm
 I'm LOVING Silk's Almond Milk! I'm a die-hard soy fan, but this works as a really fantastic low-cal smoothie base. 
 Just add a banana, some bloobs, protein, green powder, some flax and ice and...
 BAM. Goooood morning.
As I previously mentioned, I attended an acting workshop yesterday with the Magis Theatre Company . It was a Guest Training, and we did some Michael Chekhov, Pilates, Alexander and other physical theatre exercises. It was really enjoyable!
Today was spent working on my residency application for the Blue Sky Project. I would LOVE to do a residency with them- their model is quite unique. They partner artists with 8-10 high school students and allow the groups to collaborate for 8 weeks on a project of the artists' choosing. It serves as an extension of one's own practice, but with the resource of having a handful of high school students to contribute to your work. It's not  teaching, which will be different for me, but I think this platform will really serve a project I'm working on. Details forthcoming, but keep your fingers crossed- they only pick 5 artists for the summer!

I took a break for a quick 4 miles and since it was around 40F I decided to head outside instead of the 45 minute commute to my school to use the gym. I warmed up and my first mile was SOLID, but around 1.2 miles in I got severe aching pains in both of my ears. So. Weird. And painful- I actually stopped running, and almost stopped walking. It was incredibly overwhelming, but after walking for about 10 mins the pain went away. I took out my earbuds (which I listen to on incredibly low volume) and covered my ears with my Bondi Band (not a cold weather ear-warmer, just a sweat-wicker/ flyaway tamer) and ran the remaining 2.8 miles without incident. Has anyone had a similar experience? I'm so confused. I'm not sick, it wasn't that cold...
 Joe and I enjoyed a simple but tasty breakfast-for-dinner; whole grain english muffin and a veggie scramble!
Fancy condiments make EVERYTHING more intriguing.
Speaking of that residency, I need to get back to my application!
I'll leave you with a little Einstein- this quote really resonates with me.

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