Homecoming

I am home; safe and sound and content.

I’m sorry I had to be away for so long, but I don’t regret it.  This experience was important, and part of the way my family demonstrate their love for me is by making the spaces for me to go out and learn, whenever – and wherever – the opportunities present themselves.

I suspect that a fair bit of my continued thinking and writing about the Shoah fellowship will happen over here.  Like my experiences with the yoga training, I don’t want to bog everyone here down with too much of a single topic, so I’ll post the majority of Holocaust- and learning-related things at the teacher blog.  I welcome your thoughts, comments, and questions there.

Today, though?  Today, I’m going to enjoy being home.  I’m teaching my fitness classes in about an hour, then I’m coming back to get the girls and visit with my adopted family – my grandparents and my mother.  It will be good to see them all, and to re-ground myself in who I am and where I come from because, despite their having adopted me, they ARE where I come from.  Today will be about taking care of me and soaking in as much of the people that I love as I can.  I think that doing so will help me maintain my center, and I integrate learning best when I’m feeling centered.

Happy Sunday, Everyone!