Re: [lace] Exercises during lace making

[Marcie Greer]

I have a similar problem with my toes. I have to watch that I don't sit 
with my feet tucked in strange positions, especially with the toes bent 
and pressed into the floor. It's really important to get up and walk a bit.

Also, it's a good thing (one I often forget) to gaze into the distance 
periodically. And I remember a Beds class I took once where some of us 
practiced T'ai Chi during the brake. *That* was wonderful!

Another thing that doesn't help me much, but my friends love, is to give 
your friend a quick shoulder massage when you are looking over their 
shoulder at their work. Boy, is that appreciated! (You have to be 
careful who you do this to, thought, as some people don't like to be 
touched.)

Marcie

David Collyer wrote:
You see, one day I sat for more than
12 hours making lace and didn't even realize that the side of my right 
knee was resting against the coffee table. Now I find I have killed off 
the peripheral nerve there and the surface is numb.
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