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Floor or chair

Vinayaka

devotee
Premium Member
I just had an idea... our own portable chairs.

That's called a fat ____.

Seriously, when I taught, as part of an evaluation, a colleague shot a video of me for about an hour, so I could watch myself teach. It was then that I realised how much I was attached to my bar (teaching) stool. I sat on it in the front of the room, at the back of the room, and practically hauled it around all through the classroom. Everywhere I moved, it followed, like it was an object stuck to me rear.
 

Jainarayan

ॐ नमो भगवते वासुदेवाय
Staff member
Premium Member
Yeah, we don't realize our own quirks. I have a habit of playing with those paper holders that work like springs. In fact, I've opened and closed them so many times, the metal stressed and snapped. :facepalm: That's one thing I'm aware of. I shudder to think what others there are. I think it might be a little odd to be carrying one of those folding seat, small as they are, around the temple. But being the only white guy, I guess the other regulars might think it's normal where I come from. :D
 

Aupmanyav

Be your own guru
Yes, it is good to be aware of what our bodies are doing. Shaking legs while sitting and playing with mobile phones is so irritating. But such habits can be controlled.
 
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