Had a great, if very busy, weekend. But - come to think of it, it's Monday after a busy busy weekend and I'm not tired. So that's really good - my energy levels must still be on the rise!
So, on Saturday I rushed around on the weekend, organising things for the big party, then on Sunday went to a choir alto rehearsal, out to lunch with relatives and got back in time (well a bit late, but still!) for a friend who'd come over for me to give her a lesson on her new, cute-as-anything iPod nano! She's off on a big overseas trip on Wednesday, to the US and then the UK for a couple of months. She won a Churchill Fellowship to investigate the establishment of a collaborative print/poetry small press! (I copied that blurb from the website!) I'm also looking after her chooks while she's away!
And I did manage to get to yoga class too, which was good. It's interesting, my flexibility and strength are still not back as they were, so I'm using the opportunity to approach most poses as being new to me, and sort of seeing them through new eyes, seeing new aspects to them.
Monday, April 7, 2008
busy busy busy ... :)
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