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Category Archives: family
The art of whispering.
On Saturday, my almost-five-year-old tried to be quiet. And sneaky. And a secret keeper. He sat at the kitchen table, spooning up his honey-sweetened yogurt and cereal combo, and I could see his little wheels working. His thoughts are like … Continue reading
Posted in beauty, family, love, postnatal yoga, relationship, stuff to ponder
Tagged whispers
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A day for laughing.
Day 3, Prenatal Intensive. It’s been immensely interesting to me that each day of the intensive has had a different vibe to it. On the first, we were all a little nervous, getting to know each other’s stories, and feeling … Continue reading
Posted in events, family, inspiration, kula, love, meditation, play, prenatal yoga
Tagged asana, babies, baby, prenatal
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Sunshine and stars.
On our way home from lunch today, we passed a church being built. My four-year-old-sage-of-life son asked, “Mom, God’s in there, right?” As I opened my mouth to tackle this question, he followed up with a quick, ” ‘Cause He’s … Continue reading
Posted in all levels yoga, beauty, family, inspiration, stuff to ponder
Tagged backbends, God, Long's Peak, stars, sunshine, twists
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Ode To My Electric Toothbrush.
A few nights ago as I rifled through the bathroom cabinet looking for the “good” toothpaste (not the baking-soda-blech one, but Tom’s of Maine cinnamon-clove. Oh yeah.), I spied my electric toothbrush. Dare I say that we had a moment? … Continue reading
Posted in all levels yoga, family, inspiration, stuff to ponder
Tagged smile, toothbrush
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Yes or nope.
About two years ago, our then near three-year-old had this hilarious habit of asking questions and then immediately asking, “Yes? Or nope?” And we could really get him going with it. If he forgot to ask yes-or-nope, we would ask … Continue reading
Posted in all levels yoga, family, inspiration, play, stuff to ponder, yoga
Tagged hillary rubin, no, ski, yes
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