teach teach teach!

So, I now have FIVE weekly classes. I am so pumped! Things are looking good for the personal training place in Woodinville, too. Could be up to four classes a week...and I'll still keep my office job in some form...I'll be one busy lady! Hopefully I will find an equilibrium, though. I am actually happiest and most productive when I have a certain perfect amount of things going on. If my schedule is too open, LOOMS the TV and the mac'n'cheese eaten directly out of the pan. I don't like to remember those days. Dark days. But I digress!

The studio in Redmond is beautiful--hard floor so I may have to get a thicker mat if I practice there regularly. It didn't bother me until Fixed Firm/Reclining Hero and then the tops of my feet really bothered me, especially second set! The heat is really nice, piped in right through several vents in the ceiling but MAN it was dry. I barely worked up a sweat. I will have to make use of their large humidifiers when I teach there.

THIS week I am subbing twice so I will actually teach SEVEN classes. Things I will need to explore in the next few weeks and months and YOU'LL HEAR IT FIRST, DEAR READER:

1. How to balance all the roles in my life:
Dharma Practitioner
Yoga Teacher
part-time Office Manager
Special Events coordinator for my Dharma center
Wife (does home-owner go in here? dishes? laundry?)

2. How much and what type of reflective private time do i need to refill my yoga teacher tank?

3. How many hand-made Christmas presents can I realistically produce given all the stuff I'm doing on a weekly basis?

Looking back at this post, it seems I have contracted the CAPITALitis. Let's hope for your sake it passes quickly!

OH and to the commenter who commented on the pants post and pointed me to the Lucy Harmony Pant: Yep. That is the pant in question. The Very Important Pant.