Does massage leave you with a happy ending?
I was at Supreme Foot Massage in Walnut Creek, California the other day for a 60 minute foot massage combined with a 30 minute back massage – $45 weekday special.
Supreme Foot Massage is kind of a hole-in-the-wall place, but you can’t beat the price for an hour or so of supreme relaxation. And the staff is friendly.
I was mentioning my supreme massage to a guy moving to Walnut Creek and he immediately came back with – did it have a happy ending? A happy ending massage is a phrase I had never heard of until July of this year. You’d think with over 50 years of living and hundreds of massages from around the country, I wouldn’t be so ignorant or naive.
What I really liked about the exchange, was how the guy’s mind totally lost interest when I replied – no, it’s just a great place for a great foot massage. Observing his mind’s dismissal (emptying, leaving the scene) was really something. One second there was content there, the next instant that content had evaporated because of a total lack of interest.
I guess, if I had had the happy ending he was familiar with, we could have exchanged more words. My feet were happy, in that moment, it seemed like divine benevolence to me.
What leaves you with a happy ending?
Links of Interest
[ad#post468]
Items of Interest