How to Age Without Getting Old Aging is inevitable but getting old is a decision. It’s the decision to stop. Stop learning. Stop growing. Stop being curious. Stop wondering. Getting old is getting set in your ways. It’s losing your patience with the world. If you continue to wake up every morning you will age, … Continue reading How To Age Without Getting Old
Author: Kath Thompson
I love to teach yoga.
I love having written.
I read a lot of self-dev books and books about neuroscience.
I like to drink really lovely red wines.
I love to have conversations with people who read books.
Think of Something Hard You Accomplished Lately And Give Yourself A Pat On The Back!
Crow about your latest accomplishment!
Thinking About Teaching Yoga “Live” Again
In the last five hundred and twenty days I've been burrowing inside myself, keeping to myself, talking to red dots on cameras, learning video editing, building a website, cultivating relationships with screens.
How To Get Ready For Your Second Vaccine
I got my second Covid shot on Wednesday, March 10th. On Thursday the 11th, I woke up nauseous and dizzy, took 2 Tylenol and went back to bed. Things proceeded to go downhill. I slept a few hours, then woke up with body aches, fever, headache, nausea, and chills. Wtf. Flu symptoms. I had to … Continue reading How To Get Ready For Your Second Vaccine
Clutter-Blind
Back in the Before Times, people would stop by our house, or be invited. Maybe they would sit awhile, have a beverage, a snack, a meal. It depended. Back in the Before Times I always made sure the downstairs bathroom, the one guests use, was presentable, you know, just in case. Now, in these After … Continue reading Clutter-Blind
Yoga: The Gateway to Narnia
Stepping on a yoga mat sends a signal to your brain. And that signal is: Something very different is going to happen now. Things are about to get way simpler. You’re gonna have to down-shift. It’s going to be all about your leg. Or your shoulder. Or some other spot you tend to ignore. It’s … Continue reading Yoga: The Gateway to Narnia
The Lure of Productivity Apps
I am entranced with productivity apps. On some unconscious level I think I want them to do my work for me. I also want them to be easy and intuitive to learn, which they all claim to be, but they’re all not. It’s not that I’m unwilling to invest some time learning them if the … Continue reading The Lure of Productivity Apps
My Brain On Biden
Ever since Biden’s election, I feel my brain coming back on line. For the four years Trump was president all I could think about was the world, and him, and the crazy shit he was always doing and tweeting. I read the newspapers voraciously. I followed all kinds of journalists and politicians on Twitter. I … Continue reading My Brain On Biden
Drinking Every Night Is Just Not Sustainable
At the beginning of the pandemic I was all about the Quarantini, —a cocktail you made at home and drank alone, or with members of your household, during a period of imposed isolation. “I’m having a Quarantini,” sounded fun. It made me feel this imposed isolation thing might not be that bad. Soon, Photoshopped images … Continue reading Drinking Every Night Is Just Not Sustainable
What Happens When You Lose Your Yoga Practice
You ever lose a skill or an ability you once had? For example: You go to the gym and find a weight you used to be able to lift, no problem, pick it up and find it’s now impossible to hoist? Or that banjo lick you once played without even thinking, is now lost to … Continue reading What Happens When You Lose Your Yoga Practice
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