It looks great! Glad to hear it's doing good things for your lungs.

(I love the woman with the shopping bag in the last one - she looks like she got a bit lost and is now very confused...)

I was thinking just that! Well, both just thats, really!

I PWN UR BRAIN (and I know that's an odd mix of gamer and lolcat...).

I'm having fun and getting back to the stage where the Form is so automatic, I can do it with eyes closed. This can only be good news for the lungs which benefit from daily practice.

It always does good things to the lungs. When I practice everyday, the lungs are very well behaved.

The lady with the bag is confused - a lot. She finds working outside difficult as the ground is so uneven and the weather has been windy and changeable.

She finds working outside difficult as the ground is so uneven and the weather has been windy and changeable.

Aww, that's less fun to hear... :(

Nahhh. It's good - all part of the experience.

Wow... I'm jealous. I wish there was somebody teaching good Tai Chi around here. The maxim of the last groups I was with was "vaguely flail around and we'll get it sort of right later".

You were jealous three years'ago if I remember correctly. You've been out in the wilds a long time.

The whole Tai-Chi Retreat is full of new things, even for those who've been doing the Form for years. The only problem is that it happens just once a year.

Very interesting.

The stick waving is very much fun,fun,fun. We learned some warm-up twirling that reminded me so much of Spike in FFL.

The whole Tai-Chi Retreat is full of new things, even for those who've been doing the Form for years.

Wow, that looks like so much fun!!

The stick waving is very much fun,fun,fun. We learned some warm-up twirling that reminded me so much of Spike in FFL. The tutor took some video shots of us twirling and told me that I was twirling in the opposite direction to everyone else. No matter what I do, I can't twirl anti-clockwise.

My first thought was what a bad state their lawn is in - I'm doomed, aren't I.

Anyway, my second thought is that the stick waving looks fun.

My third thought is what are you doing inside taking photos instead of waving a stick?

The lawn is a field, full of rabbits and moles with their attendant holes.

The stick waving is very much fun,fun,fun. We learned some warm-up twirling that reminded me so much of Spike in FFL.

I took the photos yeasterday evening, after dinneras I'm not attending the evening sessions.