Comments | misguidedsadist: things i learned at school today.

misguidedsadist

things i learned at school today.

May 26, 2008 17:59

if you are wondering what I'm talking about, I was a Student For A Day at the West Coast School of Massage Therapy. It included 2 three hour classes and a complimentary massage. Here's a short list of what I learned ( Read more... )

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livelovewrite May 27 2008, 02:28:55 UTC

Sending you hugs, from hot-as-fuck Texas.

Ray Ranger, RMT is a total superhero name.

misguidedsadist May 27 2008, 02:48:17 UTC

How hot is hot-as-fuck?

I know, right! I gotta make tee shirts or something.

You doin okay?

livelovewrite May 27 2008, 03:10:41 UTC

It's between 85 and 90 in my apartment right now. I'm about to go to the gym. To cool off. lol

I'm ok. Still, you know, grumpy. No sex, high temperatures, family drama, something's gotta give!

misguidedsadist May 27 2008, 03:24:12 UTC

I had to look at a temperature converter to figure out how hot that was. Could be worse, but I imagine not so pleasant if your AC isn't working. Poor kid.

The gym might help burn off some of the bad energy. Don't dwell on the bad/difficult things.

superdyke85 May 27 2008, 09:18:07 UTC

*hugs*

willyumtx November 23 2008, 06:50:04 UTC

Are you going to school for RMT certification?

I got my license years ago. It was in Houston. I took a part-time class that lasted around six months and then one month of internship (working on clients for free).

I worked as an RMT for a while in Austin while I was also bartending (at a leather bar). But then I gave it up for a daytime job.

Unfortunately, I let my license lapse here in Texas and I suspect I would have to go to school again to get it back.

Still have my table and still retain most of my skills.

It's fun. And can be profitable.

misguidedsadist November 23 2008, 20:22:27 UTC

I am. In school right now at Utopia Academy.

The schooling here is 3000 hours. It's super intense. I'm just in level 100 now, and jeez! But I love it :)

If you end up moving here, and want to go back into it, I imagine you'd have to take the schooling all over again. But in BC, its a healthcare profession. And the BC education for RMT's is recognized everywhere.

willyumtx November 25 2008, 07:28:25 UTC

I've thought about it. I liked working on clients. I was really focused and did a pretty good job.

We shall see.