Ask and ye shall receive?

[flexagon]

On Tuesday I forwarded an email from the acroyoga.org people (saying they'd love to do a workshop in Boston if they could find a space) to my yoga studio to see if they would like to line something up. This sort of behavior is a little brave for me... I'm only recently realizing I can make suggestions or changes to the world outside my little demesne and have that be okay, maybe even have a positive effect.

Anyway, I walked into the studio last night to see that they're offering a partner yoga workshop on a Saturday in November, by one of our best teachers and her husband! Squee! The flyer had a picture of a foot balance just like the acro people do. I tried to sign up but it's not even in their computer yet. I based heisenbug successfully in a simple airplane position on Tuesday night (and he based me on candlestick, although it hurt his hands so maybe I told him to hold his hands wrong) so I'm going to keep doing that in the meantime.

Oh, also: no word of any more people quitting, for the last three work days. And while TBC is gone, I'm consciously working on making better ties with those who are left. The most reserved member of the group showed me a picture of his dog yesterday. This week is almost... almost... going okay so far. I'll take it.

Comments

[nevers.livejournal.com]

yay, good for you for trying to set something up! it's funny the way people think about what suggestions or changes they can make. for example it would never occur to me to send anyone a bug report for something i was expressly testing.

i hope partner yoga is great!

[nevers.livejournal.com]

that is, for something i WASN'T expressing testING.

[dilletante.livejournal.com]

is this workshop something that people who don't already have a membership at your studio could sign up for on a one-off basis? :)

[flexagon]

One-off is fine! $45 for non-members for 3 hours on Saturday November 11th... I was going to ping you if you didn't respond to this. :)