2010-11-24
Yoga-Phone Madness
What's all the talk on dharma, relationships and how to get along in life if we can't put it to the test? Without going mad? Without getting just a bit p*&%* d off?
Ah-aaa! That's when the real test comes.
As background, I have been dealing with Bell over many issues that are now 7 months old. To date, I have been called "Cindy", have 5 ticket numbers for services that went AWOL and a guy named Marshall asking, "You having trouble with your line?"
Let me count the problems on a business line:
1. fax line...there is no fax;
2. no signal/line...dead;
3. competing line even though I got there first;
4. busy signal when folks try to call in;
5. cut line due to construction;
6. the voice-mail does not pick up;
7. com'on there must be another one!
Progress is extremely slow.
PS: They better not ask if they can take a survey.
ME
- Heather Morton
- is part of a select group of people certified in AtmaVikasa Yoga. She is the first Western student to be certified in both the 1st and 2nd series of the AtmaVikasa system. Having made 13 extended trips to India, she studies with her teachers annually. In 1997 she founded The Yoga Way (TYW), Toronto's only school for 6-week yoga programs. She holds a Fine Arts degree as well as a teaching degree and Masters of Education. Her post-graduate work was a 2-year thesis on Yoga for children in the Indian school system. She has produced CDs, DVDs and podcasts. Freedom of the Body DVD is the first of its kind as an instructional practice to the foundation of backbending. Heather has been featured in the Toronto Life Magazine and The Globe and Mail. Her writing has also appeared in several on-line sites.