Today I observed a "Tai Chi" class at the above Community Center. I was drawn to the fluid movements, the melodic asian melody accompanying the movements and the easy going comraderie of the group. I left feeling downright peaceful! Soon I will be moving fluidly too.
After class, I walked the grounds a bit looking for photo-ops. I spied four tiny ducks making their way to the lake. Click on the photo to get a better look at the quadruplets.
I sat here a while, contemplating the sentiment etched on the rock below.
"In memory of those we have loved, learned from and let go."
Today I observed a "Tai Chi" class at the above Community Center. I was drawn to the fluid movements, the melodic asian melody accompanying the movements and the easy going comraderie of the group. I left feeling downright peaceful! Soon I will be moving fluidly too. 
After class, I walked the grounds a bit looking for photo-ops. I spied four tiny ducks making their way to the lake. Click on the photo to get a better look at the quadruplets.
I sat here a while, contemplating the sentiment etched on the rock below.
"In memory of those we have loved, learned from and let go."
6 comments:
Oh, I love these...especially the memorial, so true...
Very nice! I love the seat and the sentiment on the rock.
What a peaceful place!
Your pictures and your words are a peaceful visit for me today--thanks!
Dirk just started Tai Chi classes a couple weeks ago. He goes once a week and is going to start taking Nathan with him so they can do it everyday here at the house together. He says it has been amazing the way it has made him feel.
Sandie, I am so glad Dirk is enjoying the classes and that they are making a difference! I felt better just watching them.lol
Susan
Sandie...P.S....how long are Dirk's classes? This group meets three mornings a week for 45 minutes.
Susan
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