Day 372: Peacock Tree

Perfect pair of absolute nobbers, Sandison and Muscatello

A go on Victoria Sandison in Melbourne this morning, and plans for another go later this week. That's good, isn't it? The internet was a little bit fickle this morning. It turned up its nose at smooth. Lilley showed me a magic blue cable, though, so I know now that next time the tiny pikey and I speak we'll have the most fluid of connections. Good news.

Thanks to Stef for getting back to me so quickly with help about the conference we've been invited to do something at in Belgium. We haven't spoken in months and he was on it like a (helpful) rash. A skype would be nice. I'll see if I can get hold of him. I'm so tempted by Denmark again. Not sure how I'm going to afford to do all the wonderful things I want to do this year. Better start earning some money, then. Better had. 

Lovely Lilley

Thanks for the opportunity to go and do play stuff in Europe. It's become a bit of a theme. I love doing this kind of thing. I was going to say 'I love this work' but it's not just that, is it? It's proper play, done with love and passion and I'm lucky to do it. Really lucky. Good chat with Rob too, about such things. Always an honour and a pleasure. 

Daniel upside down (Scorpion)

There are not enough words to thank Lilley and Daniel for feeding me on so many levels. They have given me an eerie to live in, with a lovely bed and lots of books about yoga. They feed me power drinks and seeds and weirdy porridge with spawny bits in it and I'm healthier than I've been in years, possibly ever. They feed me with conversation - each of them and both of them. They make me think and they inspire me and they say things nobody else has said, but which make perfect sense. 

Wedding yoga brilliance

They feed me with their love and respect for each other, with their integrity and with the way they wear their values like a beloved coat; because it's the only thing to go out in; because it's the think that keeps them dry and warm when it's blowy out. I wouldn't be surprised if they started a trend, but that's not the point. 


 Thanks for a lovely couple of yoga classes with Fran at Lilley's school (Peacock Tree Yoga) and for being allowed to lead the relaxations. I loved it. I felt tired and a little bit spent today when I got home. I didn't know if I really had the energy to go out and be part of two yoga sessions, but I'm so grateful that I did. 

Today was fab. It was full of admirable people. It was well worth doing.