Spent yesterday in the company of one of my best friends. School began for her this past week and she’s on the grind– school work, break ups, extended travel, etc etc etc. Interspersed inside the silence of our mutual responsibilities were fleeting moments of direct connection, bookended by hearty conversation. It was rad. I skipped…
The teacher of a number of my friends. A heartening read. https://tribegrow.com/hamish-hendry-ashtanga-yoga-london-interview-760420f04314
In this life, I’m insanely lucky to be coming up on two and three decades of friendship with folks– and these two have been my friends the very most longest, clocking in at 34 and counting. #cousins
Dropped in on an old friends lovely class– so glad Stonewall Yoga is creating safe space for exploring yoga. Thanks, Luke! Thanks, Craig! Thanks, Pasquale!
One of the greatest things about a circle of lifelong best friends is that they will keep your darkest secret â â except from each other. In that case, you’re just on blast
Such a beautiful day for primary outside. Combining the forces of prana and apana in a dynamic way that brings a sense of grounding and stability in the moments of expansive heights. Playing with capacity, letting the buddy hum to the tune of “I am” and “I can”.
My heart could burst — a surprise from my soul sister — you can’t make old friends.
Jason and I have known each other since we were 18/19. We closed down bars together, and eventually he opened one. We are the people of DC. We ain’t got no box to be put in. We watched Annie Hall together on the national mall. We’ve had conversations about the literal sound of farting in…
I’m having an incredible time, don’t get me wrong… But I’m so ready to be home. I love and miss my friends and blood/yoga/work family. xxoo
I liked “Sticks & Stones” (the second book in the cut & run series) even more than its predecessor. Taking the buddy cop/mystery/romance and shifting the setting made for compelling reading. Introducing a family that reminded me of mine added to the joy.