So. Hearing aids tomorrow. I spent a a good three hours today researching the hearing aids I’m getting. They are Starkey Evolv AI CICs Starkey Evolv AI CIC hearing aid They get great reviews except for their Bluetooth connectivity. People complain it goes out a lot. Dammit. This is bad news, because all I really … Continue reading Hearing Aids and My Favorite Martian
Author: Kath Thompson
I love yoga. Teaching and doing.
I like to write, but I want to edit much more. Tragically, in order to have something to edit, you have to write something first. I try to scribble 1K words a day in Scrivener.
I like wine.
My favorite thing in life is having great conversations. I love to share ideas. Good conversation is becoming a lost art, though.
If I don't do some yoga, meditate, and read and write every day, things really fall apart.
I wish I would post on this blog more regularly.
I'm going to work on that.
Why Live Yoga Zooms Are Great
I must say I am happy with the attendance at the Live Yoga Zooms. Wisconsin! Florida! Alabama! Tioga! Wellsboro! Oregon! Hey! How’s it going! Let’s start in Child’s pose, shall we? But I also think lots more people need to rethink Yoga Live Zooms. Zoom Fatigue Is Over Look. Nobody has Zoom fatigue anymore. Most … Continue reading Why Live Yoga Zooms Are Great
The 48 Laws of Power
I got up and walked the dogs, came home, and made a collagen smoothie with flax seeds and chia seeds. Wrote 2K words in Scrivener hoping to hit upon something, anything to post here today. But came up with nothing. Started reading The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene. Law 1 is: Never Outshine … Continue reading The 48 Laws of Power
Taking the Dog’s Walk
Stella When you walk a dog, you have to take the dog’s walk. It’s only right. If by accident you get a little workout, too, that’s fine, but it should be the dog’s walk. Dogs like to stop and sniff things. For a long time. They check their P-mail at poles, trees, and other important-only-to-them … Continue reading Taking the Dog’s Walk
The Weekly Check-In
There’s a blogger I follow who writes under the name of Shutterbean. Www.shutterbean.com She calls herself, “a food stylist and photographer based in the SF Bay area.” Emily turned me on to her. Among other things, she has a list of prompts you can fill in and then use to track certain things month by … Continue reading The Weekly Check-In
How to Slow Time
Dame's Rocket Spring is: Dame’s rockets. Aka: Wild phlox, Mother of the Evening, Summer lilac. I thrill to the sight of great swaths of them. In a meadow. Running up the side of a hill.Carrying armloads of lilacs into the house.The return of all flowers. Daffodils, hyacinth, tulips. The return of warmth.Coffee on the deck in … Continue reading How to Slow Time
I Need Hearing Aids. Ugh.
My experience road testing behind the ear hearing aids.
Falling In Love With Audiobooks Again
Project: 30 Days of Blog Posting I’ve recently started listening to audiobooks again. I downloaded The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams because I needed something to listen to while I deep-cleaned the kitchen. I was caught up on all my podcasts. After six hours of non-stop cleaning and listening, I found myself … Continue reading Falling In Love With Audiobooks Again
The Yoga of Creating Space
Today is Groundhog Day. It’s the day when a hibernating animal sticks its nose out of its hole to assess the situation. Should I go back to sleep? Or do I need to get up and start getting my shit together? Shadow, no shadow, there are always six more weeks of winter, but that’s fine. … Continue reading The Yoga of Creating Space
The Yoga of January is the Yoga of Recommitment
Maybe the reason you stopped practicing in the first place was that YOU changed but your practice didn’t.Kath For many of us, the Yoga of January is the yoga of recommitment. We need to fit our yoga back into our life again. We need to get back to regular practice. We’re falling apart. And what … Continue reading The Yoga of January is the Yoga of Recommitment
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