I have some good ideas for some entrepreneurs who might like to make some good money: teach real-life skills to people who don't have them. Like me. So, say you know your way around woodworking tools: circ saw, band saw, hammer, etc. Do you realize how many people out there never took a basic shop … Continue reading If I Had A Hammer…
Author: Kath Thompson
Writer, yoga teacher, lover of sunny days, long walks, good coffee, and stimulating conversations.
Eating Little Tastes of Food Is Good
Recently I updated my computer's operating system to Lion and tonight I just tried to upload a picture and IPhoto doesn't work anymore. This is REALLY DISTURBING! I have become really attached to IPhoto ever since I got my MacBook Pro and I have spent a lot of time in there organizing pictures into Events, … Continue reading Eating Little Tastes of Food Is Good
Finding the Teacher’s Voice
I have been thinking about my teaching more than usual these days because I am giving a lot more time to my personal practice. I think my personal practice is really good for my teaching because as I experience poses in my own body I am more able to articulate what might be going on … Continue reading Finding the Teacher’s Voice
When Plinky Eats My Post
I have just spent the better part of the evening replying to a Plinky.com prompt and setting the whole thing up to post automatically to this site, only to have it NOT WORK. grrrrrrrrr..... I did not wake up at my best today. It rained all night. And I was awakened in the middle of … Continue reading When Plinky Eats My Post
Yet Another Post About Streaking
I am currently nursing along a little baby yoga streak. As of today, it's 18 days old. (It could have been 23 days old except that on Day 5, I skipped a day and had to start over, according to The (My) Rules.) I am going up to my home yoga room every day and … Continue reading Yet Another Post About Streaking
Feel Like a Natural Woman
Last night I watched the DVD I bought recently called "Yoga Woman." It was decent. It was a documentary with interviews with all the marquee women yoga teachers: Patricia Walden, Seane Corn, Angela Farmer, Donna Farhi, Colleen Saidman Yee, and others. One thing I noticed was that except for maybe Seane Corn and Donna Farhi, … Continue reading Feel Like a Natural Woman
I Do Not Need An IPhone
This morning started with a massive software upload that now allows me into the CLOUD. My Touch and my Ipad now have new apps, and everything syncs with everything without the computer. All I have to do is plug my Touch or my Ipad in to recharge it and it syncs with everything across platforms. … Continue reading I Do Not Need An IPhone
Sunday Dinner
Much to my delight, G has been bitten by the trail running bug. Last weekend we participated in the Ives Run Trail Challenge and we both thoroughly enjoyed ourselves,-- which is saying something, because neither of us like to run. But for some reason, running in the woods feels better, less like work, and more … Continue reading Sunday Dinner
October leaves
Today we drove to Corning to buy food and for other assorted stuff. It was cloudy and windy and rainy. As we lugged groceries from car to kitchen, I thought about getting out the crock pot, making stew, getting into my pjs and sipping wine by the fire. A few days ago, G took this … Continue reading October leaves
Musing About Yoga And Belly Fat
I am currently teaching a class called: Yoga for Core Stability and Strength. This is not the first time I have taught a series with the word "Core" in the title, but every time I do, the issue of belly fat rears its ugly head. Here's what I see in almost all my classes: As … Continue reading Musing About Yoga And Belly Fat
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