Comments on: Reprogramming One’s Self: How My Alexander Teacher Learned to Do Nothing http://www.openjournalmontreal.com/reprogramming-ones-self-how-my-alexander-teacher-learned-to-do-nothing/ Wed, 01 Feb 2012 23:11:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: risa http://www.openjournalmontreal.com/reprogramming-ones-self-how-my-alexander-teacher-learned-to-do-nothing/comment-page-1/#comment-76 risa Sun, 18 Sep 2005 19:06:54 +0000 http://open.touchbasic.com/journal/?p=139#comment-76 Yeah, I guess “a bit kooky” does kind of fit. At least I am not pretending not to be – that would be worse. You know, Alexander always wore three-piece suits and spats, and charged rates based on those of Fleet Street bankers. I am so glad not to have to play that game. And if people come to me and find my shorts-and-sandals casualness off-putting, well, so be it. Some people walk, no doubt, because they do not find me sufficiently professional. But there are enough interested and interesting people who don’t expect me to be a doctor or a wise man, that I do just fine. We pay attention to a certain process and hope that our personalities do not clash. I should ease up on the jokes about acid-flashbacks and medication (neither of which I have). Yeah, I guess “a bit kooky” does kind of fit. At least I am not pretending not to be – that would be worse. You know, Alexander always wore three-piece suits and spats, and charged rates based on those of Fleet Street bankers. I am so glad not to have to play that game. And if people come to me and find my shorts-and-sandals casualness off-putting, well, so be it. Some people walk, no doubt, because they do not find me sufficiently professional. But there are enough interested and interesting people who don’t expect me to be a doctor or a wise man, that I do just fine. We pay attention to a certain process and hope that our personalities do not clash.

I should ease up on the jokes about acid-flashbacks and medication (neither of which I have).

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