thought I'd bring back High Hair Lady
Mar. 30th, 2005 10:10 amMaybe her posture will rub off on me.
Holly's grandmother was taught to sit as if her spine was fused to an iron rod. I pictured one of those pieces of metal with little semi-scored divisions that you see at construction sites---I think they put them inside concrete to reinforce it. Kinda like long Tootsie rolls.
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Holly's grandmother was taught to sit as if her spine was fused to an iron rod. I pictured one of those pieces of metal with little semi-scored divisions that you see at construction sites---I think they put them inside concrete to reinforce it. Kinda like long Tootsie rolls.
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Date: Mar. 31st, 2005 01:59 am (UTC)1) Technically, I'm physically incapable of sitting up completely straight, since I have scoliosis. My spine has an 8-degree curve in it. But it's a left-to-right curve, not a front-to-back curve.
2) The RSI in my shoulders causes me instant extreme pain whenever I slip a single millimeter out of perfect ergonomic position when typing, yet as long as I stay in perfect ergonomic position at every second, it never hurts at all. This gives me constant reminders to always sit up absolutely as straight as I possibly can, to a much greater extent than I ever would otherwise.
3) However, back before a rotten furniture setup damaged my shoulders eight years ago, people did already tell me that I had good posture.