For tired eyes, rub your palms together and generate some heat. Place palms gently over closed eyes. The warmth should dissipate through your eyelids and help relax your eyes.
Now, for slouchers such as myself, sitting on the office chair for hours can wreak havoc on your back alignment. Our spine slumps, our shoulders cave forward, and our breathing shallows. A gentle exercise done every break time should correct this.
Sit at the edge of your chairs. Make sure your seatbones are in contact with the edge of the chair. Place your feet evenly on the floor hip-width apart. Make sure your knees are at a 90-degree angle.
Put your fists below your lower back and just above your buttocks. Inhale deeply, and as you exhale, push your fists, open your chest, draw your elbows in, and look up. Aaaah! Relief!
Theater and Acting
a time to grieve; a time to dance
Have you ever found a glistening coin on the bed of a flowing stream? You point at it but your friend isn't quite able to see it. Or maybe your friend is pointing at something at a short distance and, for all your neck-craning, you can't quite see what it is.
This blog is exactly that. This is me pointing at something that I know is there and hope you'd see, too. Whether it's at a golden mask at the bottom of the well or an eagle soaring high in the sky, I wish you Happy Looking!
This blog is exactly that. This is me pointing at something that I know is there and hope you'd see, too. Whether it's at a golden mask at the bottom of the well or an eagle soaring high in the sky, I wish you Happy Looking!