My only insights in class yesterday were, “Holy crap I’m hot” and “Why am I the only one in here who seems to be struggling with the heat?” and “I wonder if anyone would notice if I took my pants off?”  (Just kidding about that last one.)

I may have the least quiet mind in the world.  Do people really lie down during savasana and not think about anything?  I mean I know it is the whole goal to let go of the outside world during practice, and I can do that when I’m struggling to maintain my balance or touch my toes, but just lying there?  Off I go…  “What’s for dinner?”…”Who still has homework to do?”….”Do I have another conference call tonight?”…”What needs to be done when I get home?…baths for kids?…laundry?…”  On and on it goes as Sojun talks about maintaining stillness.

So….working on day 5 of the 30 day challenge and waiting for the promised stillness.

Serenity Now!

I was planning on going this morning at 6am, but Lisey spent the night puking on everything and everyone, so I wasn’t well rested enough to go, and I wasn’t going to sneak out at 6 am leaving Lisa with everything.  So, today I’ll go to the 6pm class.

Sorry, no profound insights yet, I’ve been doing Moksha yoga for almost a year now and I’ve gone 2 days in a row before.

OK, so that is the glass half empty post. I’ll try and keep it positive from now forward. Who knows how it will go.

Should I post before and after pictures?  Nah, no one wants to see that.

This is the sort of nonsense that goes on when I’m out of town

This was just me messing around with Vignette on my phone. The picture came out surprisingly good for a quick snapshot of Elise having an argument with Joe.

I found a Disney Pirates of the Caribbean digital camera on clearance
for 20 bucks and gave it to the boys to take pictures. The pictures
have a really interesting color and look to them. This one isn’t
adjusted in any way, straight off the camera.

Saguro cacti don’t start getting arms until they are between 50 and
100 years old.