privacy for TL

September 2, 2000

chamoya, what's up with that? his site is a very

helpful resource, at least i have found it to be so. if

someone wants to maintain some privacy, (which i

do--maybe it's an OKlahoma thing) let them have it. enjoy

the fruits of the efforts he is sharing. the fact

that he has put so much work into organizing such a

site (as has betty at ashtanga.com) and that he is

freely sharing it with the yoga community tells you a

lot about him, more so than a photo, a by-line or a

curriculum vitae of yoga feats. this is getting to be a

testy place. on a seperate note, in your profile you

list several postures as your latest news. are these

ones you've now gotten down? they're the ones most of

the rest of us look at and realize that there are

some feats we just aren't gonna be able to do.

congrats if you have gotten thru them.

September 2, 2000

wait a minute - i didn't ask for yogafeats

although it may seem so. When people talk about their yoga

practice etc. normally it is one of their favorite topics.

There just is so much to say other than a feat. (their

greatest teachers, their fave pose, their nemesis, venues

- it just is a huge journey.) Ok- that's straitened

out. Now, where did you learn so much of tl to have the

warmies for him? And that was a joke since there

is a major sense of humor-failure going

on. Tip me off on the good sites because i tried 3 and

they were not for me. (like i didn't really want to

learn about OK no offense, although others may. NOr the

cleaner air for OK. and i tried one more and then moved

on.) I don't have all day to check out each site. I

have my own yoga websites bookmarked already. Which is

the alkaline site?? Now i know why practice

is not recommended on saturdays... if it goes

anything like this conversation. I need a nap.

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