I decided to check out this yoga studio on Friday that a friend of mine recommended. By the time I got home from work, I was exhausted and not really in the mood to workout, but I went anyway.
We did vinyasa yoga, which turned out to be the most relaxing yoga I’ve ever tried. Lots of sun salutations and I worked up a good sweat, but it didn’t feel strenuous or difficult. At the end of it, I felt like I had gone on a week’s vacation! The instructor was really…calming, not cheesy, and had an aura of a healing about her. There were a surprising number of men in the class and NO ONE was wearing Lululemon. That was the best part. I’m definitely coming back.
Afterward I met up with some university friends at Coca, and pissed off our waitress by holding up her tables for a ridiculously long time. Oh well.
Saturday afternoon we went to a casual BBQ get together. We had black bean quesadillas, ribs and salad, and I made a pavlova for dessert. After much eating and drinking, Sam and I really felt like playing a game, so we went to Dufferin Mall and came back with Cranium! We convinced all the boys to play with us, and had a lot of fun. Especially when we watched Tristan rival a drawing scene from Superbad for a clue that said draw a ‘birthday suit.’ Was hilarious.
After church on Sunday, I had dim sum with some friends. One of whom I know mostly through a long history of blog-bonding. We’d only ever hung out a couple times in real life, but oddly enough, we know each other’s lives fairly well.
I volunteered later in the afternoon at Matthew House, where I learned an important lesson on judging people/things too quickly on first impressions. Usually, if I don’t love something within 15 minutes, I’m over it. Sometimes I become so convicted about what I find out in the first 15 minutes of meeting someone or trying something that I pass judgment way too early. Some experiences and some people just take longer to flesh out. Lesson learned.
When I got home, I practiced my choreography until my face was flushed and I was out of breath and Sharl and I ordered food in, and watched a movie on TV and went to bed.
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