on 13 October 2003 : 04:36, Liz sez:
That massage sounds like heaven. It reminds me of the QiGong massage I get in NYC. I can't believe what they do for so little money!
on 13 October 2003 : 05:32, Atsuko sez:
on 13 October 2003 : 07:15, C(h)ristine sez:
There's a Korean style massage place in Santa Clara/San Jose on Lawrence Expwy.
It's funny how the best massage I've ever had is also overseas (mine was in Brazil). Massages tend to be a whole lot cheaper and more vigorous outside the U.S. Or is it just me?
on 13 October 2003 : 09:47, Mark sez:
on 13 October 2003 : 10:45, Lulu sez:
After I left Oakland in July, I went up to Harbin hot springs thinking I would relax and let water touch me to fill the deficit of affectionate touch I'd been running from traveling outside the company of anyone I could cuddle with. The water didn't really work though - there's no replacement for people. Over and over I realize how important contact is to me - its lack is probably my single biggest source of depression. That first touch from anyone when you're thirsting for it is the definition of exquisite.