THIS IS MARIN......ONCE DAILY: July 2019

Jul 12, 2019

2.11.18

what an incredible honor it has been to serve as lead teacher for these beautiful souls.

even though we acknowledged that it's a terrible time to get a puppy, roo was so sad after zephyr died that we got her a friend anyway. it's been a lot of work, and we can confirm that our timing was pretty horrible. but when i see these little pals starting to bond and roo teaching finn how to guard the fenceline, my heart explodes.

2.6.18

portrait of finn 134

2.5.18

inspired

2.4.18

sustainable teaching module day 4

2.3.18

sustainable teaching module day 3

i love the expressions in the background.

2.2.18

portrait of finn 85

check out those weird little double toes!

2.1.18

sustainable teaching module day 1

1.31.18

sadhana

i'm starting a 30 day practice and food sadhana. and teaching ytt, taking an intensive, teaching yoga nidra training, and house-training a new puppy. gonna be an interesting month!

Jul 11, 2019

1.30.18

inversion weekend

1.29.18

pack

it's taken about a week, but finally finn and roo are pretty much friends.

1.28.18

two speed

the only time i can get anything done is when he's asleep.

1.27.18

holding down

1.26.18

mentor meeting

his tongue is too long for his mouth.

1.25.19

handsome handful

he's very handsome.

1.24.19

playtime all the time

he has an ungodly amount of energy.

1.23.19

side eye

here's what we know about him so far: he's a little bit shy....

1.22.18

young finn

meet finn, our newest pack member.... and prepare to get spammed by puppy photos.

1.21.18

new puppy day!

russ raced across the blizzard covered planes of kansas and back to bring this little nugget home. roo's welcome left a lot to be desired. we immediately had a conversation about how we do not growl at our little friends because it scares them.

1.17.18

yoga loft

this is the view from the studio.

1.16.18

dream dream dream

Jul 10, 2019

1.15.18

slippin

i climbed out on the ice in my snowshoes to get a picture of john as he climbed an ice waterfall with his axes and spikes. immediately upon stepping on the ice i slipped and fell and slid towards the edge of the cliff. we had just been talking about what to do when you slip on ice - which is take up as much space as you can. i fell and somehow remembered this. i spread out wide and pressed hands, feet, head, everything into the ice, hard. i skidded to a stop right before going over into the abyss. everytime i tried to move though, i slipped again. so i just had to lay there until john came over with his spikes and dragged me off. he took a pic first though, naturally.

it was scary. but i lived.