It's true. She does downward facing dog, forward-bend, locust, cobra, dog pose, a variation on triangle pose, and then a whole series of Pilates moves.
Also, she crawls.
Yay, Norah.
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Anonymous said…
Her yoga was a little better last night, wasn't it?
Sooo adorable...she is growing so fast! Happy Mother's Day!
Anonymous said…
I need Norah to teach my Henry some moves, he's hopelessly ungraceful. And have I told you that I love the name Norah? I do. Good luck to you and your husband with the art future...I sincerely hope everything works out. And in the meantime, I hope that you can both find little ways to live the life you imagined in the day to day details. Happy Mother's Day, Em.
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I said--Nice balance, Norah.
Also, I will start a new game b/c the old one exp. OK bye.