The first week of the training has come and gone so quickly! There has been a teensy bit of drama, shall we say, with my family, but everything is working out -- the Universe is as is should be, right? There wasn't really room to stay at my parents' house because of some unexpected guests, but Steve was nice enough to invite us over to his house. Jessica is in China, Emily is in Estonia, and Jenny is on her mission so they have loads of room over there! Phin and Archie love the playroom upstairs and get right down to business as soon as their eyes open in the morning -- so much so that Phin was not careful enough maneuvering himself around the ping pong table and was gashed!
But he soon recovered enough to show me his smooth yoga skills
We made it through the first few days of me being gone all day and then on Saturday the kids went with my parents to a time share up in the canyon behind Ogden. I am so glad that they are able to spend time all together! I know my parents are getting old so I cherish any opportunity that we have to make lasting memories. I also don't worry too much about my kids being a burden because honestly, they are so well behaved! And I'm not even being biased. At all.
I was hoping to spend time with my Ella girl, who came down from Idaho ostensibly to see me while I'm nearby, but Rachel came with her and they were out very late on Saturday night with Joseph Clay, of all people, so I really didn't get to see her as much as I would've liked. We did spend the morning together on Sunday. Joseph showed up early to enjoy some of Jill's delicious orange rolls and then fell asleep on the couch, waking every so often to mutter something about the knot in my ball of yarn -- but I eventually got it! I'm determined and tenacious when it comes to tangles!
And I finished the assembly of this sweet little blanket for Bonnie Williams' soon to be baby girl
The training is going so well at the yoga studio! I've enjoyed reading more of my chakra cards
And my favorite thing is leaning back and gazing out the high windows to see the tops of my beloved mountains. It really is a gorgeous location, like a brick, ivy covered tree house. It rains every couple of days and the hillsides are covered with greenery... so lovely!
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