Plus that post class bliss is absolutely wonderful! I love yoga in its many forms.

The blanket was my favorite character

Fucking kidney stone.

Worst: Candycorn aka Satan's earwax.

Best: Mexican candy, Pulparindo for the win!

Lol yes to the "very serious conversation" bit, my kid would geta stern look at times and I always thought it was because for them, I was on "teacher" mode, very serious.

That is so kind that you are intrigued by it. I will try and find out how to it here on lemmy since I have not being able to do it before.

A little of this, a little of that.

Positive: Someone reached out to me to tell me that one of my pieces (I am an artist) made them emotional and that it was beautiful. It made my day and I was (am) absolutely beaming.

Negative: Hard earned money that had to go pay some stupid bills. I try not to dwell much on it, but it makes me feel rage at times.

I agree with you that craving something is not a dysfunction. I was makig a reference to my own executive dysfunction and how it interferes with meals/feeding but I think I didn't do it properly. Language barrier and what not.

Meh, that is lazy medicine IMHO and at the same time, it says a lot about the health system and its practitioners. We need better educated more empathetic doctors who go beyond looking at someone to make assumptions about someone's health.