Last weekend, we made our way to a near-by, semi-historical, Steam Train Ride! This was partially inspired by Luc’s current fascination with Thomas the Tank Engine and all things train-y, and partly because Paul has been wanting to go for years and now, finally, he can blame it on the kids. Fair enough. We piled [...]
We went to the most amazing place yesterday! The butterfly house at a nearby museum. Feast your eyes on this:
This gorgeous creature had just hatched out of the cocoon it is clinging to. It is still inside a glass wall full of strings that have hatching cocoons attached to them. [...]
That’s Sophie the Brave on the huge horse! Can you believe it?
When she saw how big Carmen (that’s the horse) was, she said, in this tiny voice, “Mommy, I was thinking maybe a smaller horse would be better.” But Anne, the instructor, said Carmen was the most gentle of all [...]
I love red hair. I love the real stuff, the stuff you see on those lucky Irish gals, the lush curls, all of it. But I also adore the fake stuff. Like this
That is Franka Potente in the fabulous “Run Lola Run.” What? You haven’t see it? Get thee to [...]
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Isn’t that lovely? Our pond! I must have done some good stuff in a previous life to have such a wonderful pond. Every time I see the pond, or get in it, I feel like a genius for buying this piece of land. Sophie says, “Mom, it was [...]
In the nineties, on those old black and white macs, there was a game called Despair. Oh man, I loved that game. In a way, it isn’t a game, in that there are no rules and no way to lose. Basically you are God, and you have these little stick-figure people walking around, [...]
Yesterday afternoon it was 80 degrees and we were all hanging out in our tank tops, settling in for dinner and baths, when a rainstorm started up, which is always dramatic in a yurt because it is so loud. I mean, a yurt is basically a glorified tent–there isn’t much between us and the elements, [...]
Paul bought me a bicycle, a used mountain bike off of Craig’s list. It was a surprise and he watched from the window of the yurt while I walked down to it, trying, I think, to determine my reaction from a safe distance. (Did he get the right kind? Am I pissed that he spent [...]
Saturday we went to the Haw River Festival, an event set up to raise funds for the Haw River Assembly, which is trying to take care of the river and keep it clean. The whole experience was a great example of when to let go and surrender. For example, walking across the [...]
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today's yoga practice
- friday
May 11, 2012 | 10:09 am…and now we come to lady’s holiday. the weakest week of yoga that ever barely happened.
- thursday
May 11, 2012 | 9:09 amprimary to navasana. can’t seem to get past freaking navasana this week. at least I’m on the mat.
- wednesday
May 11, 2012 | 9:08 amprimary to navasana with Maria’s vid.
- tuesday
May 11, 2012 | 9:08 amSKIP. Shame.
- monday
May 11, 2012 | 9:07 amprimary to navasana. am I back in the saddle?
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- friday
upcoming book releases
a few greatest hits
- flying kids
- bikini power vs. the ratty sweater
- triple chocolate pudding goop, or, this way lies madness
- recycling other people's junk
- the amazing emu
- living the tie-dyed life
- going all erin brockovich on your ass
- happy birthday, sophie!
- the yip-yips do not cause childhood obesity
- yurts: the downside
- crafts for karma
- the incredible hulk invades the yurt
- the solstice from inside a sundial
- spike and buffy got screwed--now with proof! (part 1)
- the source of my power
- cool felt picture fun for kiddos
- the way of the bento
- remains of the play
- how to build a yurt (1 of 10)
- unexpected benefit of living in a round house #27
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