Yoga in schools

Michelle Malkin obviously does not know what she is talking about when she complains about the schools offering yoga classes for high-schoolers to learn to relax and feel better (11/2, Opinion, “Student stress? Back off homework, bring on yoga”).

What is a better way to train your body and mind to work for your entire development — physical, mental, social, etc.?

Isn’t it better than the recent offering of condoms to the high-schoolers, encouraging them to examine the sexual parts of themselves way too early in their lives?

Go, yoga.

Charlotte Humphrey
Kansas City

Comments

[CRD]

You've already proven logic isn't your strong suit -- don't strain your brain, little bigot. :-)

[zenozac]

I've moved on to having fun with a partner now. ;-)
Posted by: CRD | Nov 8, 2007 4:04:49 PM

Interesting choice of a word, Partner, which would explain your hysteria over the sin of homosexuality as described in the bible. I wonder why you just didn't admit it when I asked you.

[CRD]

No longer being a teenager, I've moved on to having fun with a partner now. ;-)

[zenozac]

I dunno about you, Charlotte, but I was never offered condoms in high school -- didn't stop me from "examining the sexual parts of myself."
Posted by: CRD | Nov 7, 2007 6:52:09 AM

So now we know what you do between posts.

[Engineer]

Is it educational thinking like this that has helped the Kansas City School District achieve its present pinnacle of success?

[CRD]

"Isn’t it better than the recent offering of condoms to the high-schoolers, encouraging them to examine the sexual parts of themselves way too early in their lives?"

[chuckle] If not puberty, what is the appropriate time in a person's life for him or her to start getting curious about sex?

I dunno about you, Charlotte, but I was never offered condoms in high school -- didn't stop me from "examining the sexual parts of myself."