The back shuffle

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Recently I've had a bit of a gammy shoulder( Any tips? - right hand shoulder? i already assured my mum that my heart is on my left hand side when she  began asking in The Voice"is it spreading to your back??!!"). 
Nothing serious but just a few niggles here and there(and then pain.)Anyway i have found myself doing(what i call)The Back Shuffle.(ahem,not the best drawer in the world- doesn't take a genius to figure that one out)
Ramadhan-nearing Iftar 

I am without doubt a sloucher.The straightening of back- fixing shoulders and finding yourself back in slouch position is The Back Shuffle.It goes something like this.





Any one else find themselves doing this?!
My Grandmother said to me the other day-Nowadays young girls sit like vultures-Head slumped forward,shoulders hunched..You should sit up straight!(OK bear with my drawing abilities are very "limited")


Well-something like this anyway.
So what do you think is the best way?I'm with the whole "however your comfortable" 
This was supposed to be a really short little post..sorry guys..

Comments

  1. RHajee14 August 2011 at 22:22

    lol...laffing ma head off at the drawings..classic..once theyre on the web theres no taking it back.....ma mum always tells me to sit up straight, walk straight, stand up straight...to which my usual answer is 'I am...'
    i believe in whatevers comfortable....although i do try to lean back so im not slouching too much all of the time......

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  2. faatima14 August 2011 at 23:00

    yeh n then you do the back shuffle..

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  3. HH17 August 2011 at 01:21

    I think posture is important, for your own self/body and for your image. But the thing is coz I'm not used to it and mainly coz of years of sitting slouched over a patla, I always forget to sit up straight. Right now I'm the 3rd figure in drawing 2 but I'll bet in 2 mins I'll be back to square one! Lol

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  4. Anonymous20 August 2011 at 00:46

    Love the self-portraits, though I always think people look better with their hijaabs on...rofl

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