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10 Aug 2005
OK, this looks exciting.
Can anyone tell me what happened in the first half hour? I tuned in just as the plane crashed and lost a bit afterwards as I was in the middle of cooking.
Correction, I tuned in during the doctor's flashback, I think.
Can anyone tell me what happened in the first half hour? I tuned in just as the plane crashed and lost a bit afterwards as I was in the middle of cooking.
Correction, I tuned in during the doctor's flashback, I think.
The "Snake" will remain the most physically difficult move for me, probably also because of my anxiety to not twist my knees any more than I have to. I actually didn't feel any pain or even discomfort but I'm still a bit apprehensive. Sam gave me some tips which I need to work on but I guess my body structure needs to adopt more first, which means a lot more practice.
Right, for those interested, more details on upcoming Tai Chi events in Cambridge:
Monday, 29th of August (Bank Holiday): Public practice/demonstration session, Parker's Piece, 4pm-6pm
Saturday, 10th of September: Tai Chi Awareness day, New Square (the green bit between Grafton Centre and bus station), 11am - 4pm. Demonstrations, info stalls, opportunity to meet and chat to members of the TTCS, opportunity to sign up for beginners classes starting late September, etc. More details soon.
New beginners' classes in Cambridge:
Wednesday evenings, starting 21st of September
7:30pm - 9:30pm
Fulbourn Community Centre, Haggis Gap, Fulbourn
(Instructor: Roger)
Thursday evenings, starting 22nd of September
7pm - 9pm
Netherhall Lower School (gymnasium), Gunhild Way, off Wulfstan Way, Cherry Hinton (basically around the corner from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
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(Instructor: Chris)
Wednesday mornings (for those shift working people among you), starting 5th of October
9:30am - 11:30am
Meadows Community Centre, St. Catherines Road, off the top end of Arbury Road, Kings Hedges
(Instructor: Sam - that's mine)
Contact phone numbers are on the website but please be aware that the new schedule isn't on there yet. The instructors will be the same, though, except Roger (phone contact on request).
While the Netherhall session is restarting as beginners', my session (Wednesday eve, 6:30 - 8:30, in Kings Hedges) will turn into a Reguar (i.e. Advanced) class.
Right, for those interested, more details on upcoming Tai Chi events in Cambridge:
Monday, 29th of August (Bank Holiday): Public practice/demonstration session, Parker's Piece, 4pm-6pm
Saturday, 10th of September: Tai Chi Awareness day, New Square (the green bit between Grafton Centre and bus station), 11am - 4pm. Demonstrations, info stalls, opportunity to meet and chat to members of the TTCS, opportunity to sign up for beginners classes starting late September, etc. More details soon.
New beginners' classes in Cambridge:
Wednesday evenings, starting 21st of September
7:30pm - 9:30pm
Fulbourn Community Centre, Haggis Gap, Fulbourn
(Instructor: Roger)
Thursday evenings, starting 22nd of September
7pm - 9pm
Netherhall Lower School (gymnasium), Gunhild Way, off Wulfstan Way, Cherry Hinton (basically around the corner from
mazzarc and necro_angel)(Instructor: Chris)
Wednesday mornings (for those shift working people among you), starting 5th of October
9:30am - 11:30am
Meadows Community Centre, St. Catherines Road, off the top end of Arbury Road, Kings Hedges
(Instructor: Sam - that's mine)
Contact phone numbers are on the website but please be aware that the new schedule isn't on there yet. The instructors will be the same, though, except Roger (phone contact on request).
While the Netherhall session is restarting as beginners', my session (Wednesday eve, 6:30 - 8:30, in Kings Hedges) will turn into a Reguar (i.e. Advanced) class.
Lost, again
10 Aug 2005 10:52 pmYep, definitely interesting. Already fancying Kate...
Watching the next ep on E4 now.
ETA: OK, I'm hooked now and I think the scariest character is Locke.
Watching the next ep on E4 now.
ETA: OK, I'm hooked now and I think the scariest character is Locke.