Restorative Yoga FULL!
Registrations for tomorrow’s Restorative workshop make the class full. The next opportunity to attend is April 13 … and then again on May 18.
Registrations for tomorrow’s Restorative workshop make the class full. The next opportunity to attend is April 13 … and then again on May 18.
Register now for the February 17 class from 6-7:30 PM! Ill be leading a Restorative Yoga class Friday, February 17 at The Yoga Space in Ann Arbor. The fee is $20 and its helpful if you pre-register. This class will be similar to the restorative class I led last fall and summer with stations around the room with yogis moving
It took Delta a couple of tries to get Flight 680 from Quito to Atlanta and in the end, we arrived safely and very tired (mucho cansada). It’s taken me a couple of days to catch up on my sleep, go through the mail, and feel grounded on US soil. My stomach still isn’t quite right, although it’s getting better.
Many of the guidebooks recommend the Guayasamin Museum. Oswaldo Guayasamin was a famous Ecuadorian artist. The museum includes quite a number of his paintings as well as some of his sketches. He has a distinctive style and Id seen some of his work on posters around town previous to my visit. There is also a collection of pre-Columbian art, including
The banner across all the screens in the airport announced that the airport was closed because of weather. That didnt stop the Delta folks from checking us in, putting us through security, and letting us sit at the gate for hours. The fog was dense and the flight from Guayaquil that we were supposed to catch, tried to land but
Ecuador es diversidad pais en terr, cultura, y personas. Montanas, costa, selva y islas para diversidad clima. Cultura es importante. Personas en indigenous costumbre occupado casi todos cuidads. Todos personas es bajo, negro peol, y café ojos. Perros correammos en las calles y ladrar muchos. Cuidads identificar unico. Cuenca Panama Sombreros, Otovalo Mercado de Artisian. Cotocachi Cuero.
We drove a couple of hours of the winding narrow mountain roads towards Puerto Quito to tour a cacao plantation. The tour was set up as a part of a day of learning for a student writing her thesis. The student, Michelle, talked with Barbara, took the tour of the chocolate making operation, and then we all hopped in the