Mandala


 I got to teach a mandala class to children on Saturday.  It was a small group and completely lovely.  I was grateful that some adults stayed with their younger children.  That was definitely helpful.  It felt good to be teaching again!  It has been far too long.  The class was outside and we had to endure blustery winds.  The winds sent our supplies flying multiple times but the kids didn't seem to mind running after things.  At least we were able to laugh about it all.  

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Queeniepatch said…
There are so many things we haven't done in a long time. Good to hear you had the chance to teach again. I bet the children loved making mandalas.
September 16, 2021 at 7:47 AM
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