I had my weekly yoga class at the Church of Expression (which isn't really a church, just 8 people living in an old church) last night. It's been going every Wednesday at 7:30pm since January of this year. I'm quite proud of how long I've been teaching it. However, I'm more proud of how far all my students (which are mainly my good friends) have come. I don't even really have to demonstrate the poses anymore. Usually I can just blurt out the sanskrit name of the pose and most everyone takes it, with a few others following in the motions of those who understood. Most of the time I'm just saying "inhale up", "exhale down" for the entire practice. Sometimes I think that people just need the drill sargent there keeping them from stopping and saying to themselves "that's enough for today".
I'm a Front End Web Developer who kicks ass at CSS, is soaking in as much CSS3 & HTML5 as possible, and can write a mean jQuery line or 500. When not hunched over a glowing screen, I'm taking photos, teaching Ashtanga Yoga, or doing something outside so I don't feel so bad about loving technology so much.