Namaste!Well, what a gorgeous place to hold a yoga festival! Lyons, Colorado, just north of Boulder, has this incredible park that used to be an old farm. It's right next to the river and these stunning out croppings of rocks. I swear I've had several past lives as a Native American, so these special natural places touch my heart.Naturally I taught in the kids tent. I gave kids a choice of where in the world they wanted to go. China? England? Egypt?  I like to see what my audience wants and likes. I have a zillion stories, ideas, props, etc. to shape the class according to the audience's needs. Or if the need arises. I've taught classes where I've switched everything around because the kids were tired or mis behaving or wanted to deal with some issue or something! That's the hallmark of a good teacher or yoga teacher. I love to find out in adult and teen classes, what ails you? What's going on in your life? By listening to their issues I can pull out a story and some yoga to suit them. Much better than going in there with my set class. Besides that gets boring. I love the challenge of not knowing. Like I said in a few posts ago, with these preschool kids i just threw all i'd been doing out the door and made new stuff up on the spot! It was great! With children you can be non-stop creative! Well, I hope Yoga Rocks continues as an annual event. It was really nice for a local yoga event. Seems like more yoga events are popping up all the time! Love,Syd