Stretchy stretchy

Feels good to be home 🙂

Today ended up being a longer day than anticipated, so lunch break was a blitz through the house to grab more food and clothes

after work

teach some more (it was a Zumba day! Always a great thing)

and then back home to my favorite people.

the fam3

(I’m sad that picture turned out blurry)

With a sleek, groomed puppy

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(who was looking a little homeless before her appointment. Sorry Bellerton.)

and a voluptuous glass of red.

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We sat on the patio and caught up on our days while picking through the last of the chocolate.

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Our system goes like this:

-Take a bite, describe the flavor, and offer the rest to the other person

Dinner is cooking away

sauce  artichoke

and we’re going to enjoy it al fresco on the balcony 🙂

Pimp my stretch playlist

At work, some of my work friends were talking about stretch teaching styles, because everyone teaches stretch differently. Some are really hilarious and throw in awesome jokes (like one of the girls who yells, “stretchy, stretchy!!”) and others are more what my friend likes to call “Airy Fairy.” I fall into the Airy Fairy category. I joke around a little bit, but make it make it more of a yoga-y, pay attention to the movement of your breath, breathe into the muscle, namaste type class.

Here’s the thing, though. I’m still using the basic playlist than I was using before I went on leave. I added a couple of new songs, like the Jason Mraz song I posted yesterday and “A Thousand Years” by Christina Perri, but that’s it.

Do you have any relaxing, noodly, namaste tunes to share? I always love your suggestions and will post my new stretch playlist when I get it revamped.

Time to eat!

See ya in the am <3

xoxo

Gina

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59 Comments

  1. amy on April 19, 2012 at 10:22 pm

    Imagine by Jack Johnson is one of my favorite yoga-y jams;)

  2. Lyn on April 20, 2012 at 12:15 am

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3b1CDLsiGU
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUIUUZk4t8U
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHCrFA2X26I

    bloodstream by stateless, twilight serenade by jason myles goss, or when a heart breaks by ben rector. my favorite songs to hear in yoga classes!

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