The Day I Start Blogging (Semi-)Anonymously.

Posture for The Day: The Tree

(Helps to improve balance, concentration and sanity.)

Exactly after a year of sharing (most of) what-I-do's, where-I-went's and who-I-was-with's in my 'beautiful-blood-and-ebony' blog, being labelled The Exhibitionist blogger, I hope it's not too late for me to cut it down a little bit if not a lot (since I can remain anonymous but not invisible, or invisible but yet not anonymous, or even anonymously invisible. Aye, whichever applies best).

Following footsteps and benchmarks set by most extraordinaire blogger/writer-s who keep their indentities to themselves and their cool circles of other extraordinary bloggers, I decided to follow:

The (Silent and) International Rules of Low-Profile Anonymous Blogging:
1) No names. Only vague details. And mass of initials.
2) No full-frontal pictures. Only (animal, named) poses from where-faces-can't-be-seen distinctive angles. Oh, and NEVER 'take-photos-of-the-food-I-eat-in-restaurants'. Hah.
3) No chatterboxes, mood elevators, etc. Discreet stat counter is optional though. And do know when to remove your comment link.

4) MUST use Blogger's provided template. Own design is prohibited . (Aspiring) writers are not meant to know how to program, you see.

Ahh, I should have known better.

But better late than never.

That said, take a deep breath. .

I mean it. A deep deep breath (in my class, you first take a few tens of long inhales and exhales before you start stretching and exercising to get your body, mind, lungs and organs all warmed-up hence conditioned and prepared to take the series of tortures and torments I've designed).

In this case;

.. deep and really immersed breaths are necessitated to get your mind (and eyes) inclined before taking a peek inside the unlikely world of a girl who (was just lucky and) happens to be (called and referred to as) a yoga teacher, juggles her time to stretch, flex, meditate, (still) have fun, (learning to) appreciate finer things in life, l.o.v.e (and be loved), and manage to do them all, in deep deep breaths.