it can be pretty challenging to realize and especially accept being not liked by someone who used to like you before. this can be true for a relationship on any level – with an owner of a local grocery store, a neighbor, a friend, a spouse. however, you are not the only one having problems. this situation is tough for the other party as well. whatever the reasons are – maybe you’ve done something the other person did not like, maybe he/she found people that are more interesting than you, maybe that person has entered a new life phase, maybe the relationship lost it’s challenge, maybe your presence became plainly annoying, maybe that person took another look at you and thought “eww”, - anything could have happened with a daily flow of life. this person does not hate you, does not want to hurt you. this person just wants you to leave him or her alone for a while for whatever reason. you know that “a while” is likely to last, so you attempt to avoid it.
here is a top 10 signs you are really annoying someone who does not like you that much anymore:
10. you keep starting conversations when the person repetitively states that he/she has too much work to be able to converse during business hours
9. you keep starting conversations when the person repetitively states that he/she has a lot of things going on to be able to converse after business hours
8. you keep suggesting going to places on evenings when the person repetitively needs to get home early
7. you keep suggesting going to places on weekends when the person repetitively has other plans
6. you keep engaging the person into discussions when the only responses you get are no longer than few word sentences
5. you keep sending letters, emails, calling or texting when the person repetitively does not respond to your letters, emails, calls, or texts
4. you keep being friendly when the person tells you that he/she has to join other people’s table at a common social function
3. you keep asking how long this phase will last when the answer you get is it’s all in your mind
2. you keep offering something to the other person when that something is the only item this person is willing to talk to you about
1. you keep talking in this superior know-it-all kind of tone knowing it is the most annoying thing ever because this is the only way for you to keep your cool, and because in reality, you are kind of an annoying
you are not necessarily you, i am not necessarily i, the past is not really the past, the present is certainly not the present and the future is definitely questionable
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
virtual massager
a substitute yoga teacher suggested this meditation:
sit straight. close your eyes. imagine a sparkling small ball filled with light on your tailbone. see the ball rolling up the spine to your neck. see it rolling down the spine back to the tailbone. up the spine again.. few minutes of this..
how do you feel?
sit straight. close your eyes. imagine a sparkling small ball filled with light on your tailbone. see the ball rolling up the spine to your neck. see it rolling down the spine back to the tailbone. up the spine again.. few minutes of this..
how do you feel?
Thursday, December 10, 2009
a streetcar named desire
i saw cate blanchett last night! i don’t think i have ever seen a better dramatic performance. i came to the theater with very high expectations, and i left completely esthetically fulfilled. she was unbelievable, and kept us all focused for the duration of the whole over 3hrs play.
the theater was also very architecturally interesting. i have never been in the harvey theater in brooklyn (part of bam) until yesterday. the audience was notable as well. some high society members taking a trip to brooklyn on their limos and car services, some faces that you look and can’t quite remember where you’ve seen them – was it in a magazine, was it on tv.. it seemed all the new york intelligence was there.
we went to a coffee house that was so similar to the no longer existing coffee house where we met. a very nice evening on a cold winter day.
the theater was also very architecturally interesting. i have never been in the harvey theater in brooklyn (part of bam) until yesterday. the audience was notable as well. some high society members taking a trip to brooklyn on their limos and car services, some faces that you look and can’t quite remember where you’ve seen them – was it in a magazine, was it on tv.. it seemed all the new york intelligence was there.
we went to a coffee house that was so similar to the no longer existing coffee house where we met. a very nice evening on a cold winter day.
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