6/21/19: Wolfpack

Wow. This is an important book. Takes about an hour to read. Great for Hamsters.

“Here’s what’s important: You are allowed to be disappointed when it feels like life’s benched you. What you aren’t allowed to do is miss your opportunity to lead from the bench. If you’re not a leader on the bench, don’t call yourself a leader on the field. You’re either a leader everywhere or nowhere.”

6/2/19: Steady On

Steady on, Hamsters.

“China gets broken
And it will never be the same
Boats on the ocean
Find their way back again
I am weaving
Like a drunkard
Like a balloon up in the air
I am needing a puncture and someone
To point me somewhere
I'm gonna keep my head on straight
I just hope it's not too late
Open up the gate I go straight on, steady on
Steady on!

I was feeling imploded
A wooden smile, a wooden heart
Then things exploded
Like rockets in the dark
Now I'm pulling out splinters
And I'm off to hibernate somewhere
For the nuclear winter
Of another love affair
Cause he seemed like a miracle
I ate it up like cereal
But it was something like shrapnel
Steady on!

It's like ten miles of a two-lane
On a South Dakota wheat plain
In the middle of a hard rain
A slow boat or a fast train
I am gonna keep my head on straight
I'm gonna keep my head on straight
Steady on!”

Songwriters: Shawn Colvin / John Leventhal

2/13/19: Fascia & The Mystery of Chronic Pain

I’m not sure how to preface this one, but hope it helps us. Tom Myers’ Anatomy Trains is probably the best book to explain fascia, but this is a great and *brief* overview of the subject. PT’s who use manual therapy and understand fascial fabric or connective tissue of the body are likely our best healers.