Dont push it.
I push it til my body clicks when I stretch.
Scraping bones of shoulder blades against muscle knots until dissolved.
Popping joints forward, backward until the clicking stops.
Somedays the clicking does not stop, so I stretch until my mind leaves me.
And, if nothing clicks inside, I simply revert to the Tao of standing on one foot.
Just try to multitask when stood upon the toes of one foot.
Bipedal locomotion is already ineffective and bizarre given our physiology and anatomy.
The ego fails to engage when you take postures to the extreme.
All you can do is not fall over.
But, here’s open secret x: people falling over is one of the highest forms of comedy.
So either you don’t fall and you get to forget yourself
Or else, you fall over because your ego distracts your attention,
in which case, you get to laugh at yourself.
Win
Win.
WrittenCasey 
He’s a character from a fantasy world.
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So wikipedia’s indicated as well. Thanks for the recommendation!
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It’s a good setting from the old D&D… which is ultimately 7th day Adventist corporates I believe… Wisconsin and Utah. All that gaming IP was there originally. Other players got involved since the 80’s though.
One thing Dragonlance did well was time travel. A lot of franchises try it. Weiss and Hickman did it as good as any
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Very Tasslehoff Burrfoot from Dragonlance
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That reference clear whiffed over my head. I shall have to research.
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Do this anywhere. If anyone in the the queue asks you what you are doing… tell them to wait.
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Bwahaha. Barney, your comment put me into a fitt of giggles. Throwing a leg on the conveyor belt at the grocery store. Moving with it. Someone says: what are doing? I say: tryin to not fall down. But, wouldn’t we laugh hard if I did?!
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