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The Studio is Open!

On Second Thought – We’re closing for today. I made it to the studio to teach the 10am class to two intrepid yogis. The power was off, and it got increasingly cold. As I drove home, through more new snow, the driving was more difficult. So, I’ve decided to close for the remainder of Thursday Jan 19.
That’s cancelling the Pilates SERIES, Gentle Yoga, and the 102 SERIES. We’ll figure out how to make up those classes later.
It’s Friday, Jan 20, about 1pm. I plan on being here for the 5:30 pm Beginner 101 SERIES, and 7pm DROP IN Restorative, unless we get an ice storm or lose power. Right now the roads are passable and the lights are on.  

Take care, be warm, and join us. Karen G.

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Safety First

It’s Tuesday January 17, and the snow is steadily piling up in Snohomish with predictions of much more. We decided to close the studio in the spirit of yogic principles: “tell the truth” – it’s really snowing! and “do no harm” – let’s be safe and stay home where we are warm and cozy. Moderation is also guiding our decision, as well as self care.  So, take it easy today, and very likely tomorrow.  Some stretching and deep breathing will also make you feel better.

Keep in touch with our website for class cancellations. On this web page, click along the left side at “REGISTER and PAY ONLINE” to take you to our database at MindBody online where you will see the cancellations. Or call Karen at 360-568-1000.

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“Let It Snow …”

The snow began falling about three hours before the start of our continuing celebration of the studio’s expansion — yet a dozen or so yogi supports braved the weather and made it to help Karen mark this important step in Yoga Circle’s growth.  Thanks to all who showed up.  This short slide show is for you!

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And a special thanks to Peter Ali for the sweet sounds of his many-hand made flutes!

“Oh the weather outside is frightful,
But the music and yoga is so delightful,
And since we’ve no place to go,
Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!”

Cahn & Styne (1945)