Minimalist Game Day Eight
More kitchen stuff: veggie peeler, cookbook, oil spray thing, deviled egg plate, assorted tops and bottoms of plastic storage containers. #minsgame
0802, 2018
0702, 2018
Minimalism Game Day Seven
A bag of misc: two shirts, a pair of pjs, a bowl, toe socks, a plastic file folder and an old Camelbak bladder. #minsgame
0602, 2018
Minimalist Game Day Six
Sushi kit and some sushi rice, salt and pepper shakers, a jelly jar (homemade … it was delicious) and a small bowl. #minsgame
0502, 2018
Minimalist Game Day Five
More food from the kitchen cupboards.
0402, 2018
Minimalist Game Day Four
Still in the kitchen; tea, egg noodles, apple butter and Lara Bites (a treat which I try and try and try as I might but just don’t like. I like the protein bites I make much better). #minsgame
0302, 2018
Minimalist Game Day Three
Three expired food items (and more to come in the upcoming days).
0202, 2018
Minimalist Game Day Two
Two bowls
0102, 2018
Minimalist Game: Day One
It’s that time again. Each February I play the Minimalist Game, getting rid on one thing on the first of the month, two things on the second of the month, and so on. Happy to have you play along. Just because something doesn’t add value to my life, it doesn’t mean that it wouldn’t add value to your life. I’m
3110, 2017
Class Twenty-one
Prashant picked up on yesterday’s threads of the breath like a mother’s touch, the breath being like internal currency, the udyana work, and added silent vowels sounds to viloma (“a” as in father, “e” as in sweet, “oo” as in food). Although there were no animal references that I remember today, he did use the word “unscrupulous” in a story
3010, 2017
Class Twenty-two
It was clear from the mat choice of the locals that we were doing pranayama today. Soft mats, bolsters and blankets were gathered. There were only about ten Western faces in the very large class this morning. Many people have departed already. We will go to our last class tomorrow and then head for Mumbai. Prashant instructed “a supine pose”