Is it just me, or does it seem like thereās no woo-hoo! anymore?Ā One of my dearest friends was back in town recently, and this was one of our first topics of conversation. She is someone I used to woo-hoo! with. I mean girls night out, dancing on bars on 6th Street, house parties ātil 3am kind of woo-hoo! (By the way, please read woo-hoo! like a cowboy swinging his hat around his head with a full blown Texas accent.)Ā
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Maybe itās post-pandemic, maybe itās maturity. Or maybe itās that those things that used to make me want to shout woo-hoo! just donāt sound as fun as they used to.Ā Itās not like Iāve become introverted or donāt love a good party.Ā Itās that now I crave depth over thrills and connection over sensation.Ā I think this is one of the side effects of yoga, once again.Ā Ā
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Joy doesnāt look like it used to.
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After contemplating this in my morning meditation, I turned on Spotify to get some work tunes going.Ā And whadyaknow, a new and more fitting description of joy was...
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