We do Yoga in the Living Room.

When I was little my mom always read this book to me called "We eat dinner in the bathtub." It was all about this family who used the different rooms in their house to do strange things. They slept in the dining room, cooked in the bedroom and such and such. Moving in was CRAZY and for a while there was no hope for ever having room to doing anything, and we could have very possibly had to do just this! Eat dinner in the bathtub! Just kidding, we don't have a bathtub, but we do have a seat in the shower. Plus Plus of a handicap room! (along with the peep hole close to my belly button!) But everything is great now! Including the mermaid themed bathrooms and the Friends themed Living room. Best Part? Gunther on the Kitchen table saying "Rachel has those shoes in Brown." It's like eating at Central Perk, all day, ev'ry day. Things like this make us really loud. Wonder why? We were really happy to find out that the stairs are on one side of our room and the elevators are on the other. We can get REALLY loud no problem now! Heck yes!

So how is this relevant? Welllll, today we started out doing a bit of shopping just around the block, that's downtown for ya. We were supposed to help Jackie find some running shorts, but instead we all found new outfits from Lululemon, and a couple free yoga classes. We couldn't wait for those to start, so we commenced a new 1708 tradition, YOGA TIME! We cranked up the Enya mix and got down to business, down-dog that is! Sun Saluation! Vinyasa! Cobra! Oh my! SO EASTERN! 

This is not an actual action shot. Disappointing, I know. 

1: Yoga doesn't actually make me look like a murderer. 2: Sarah does give us this look a lot, true story.

Despite doing our own fun things like yoga time, it still feels like we are playing house, and that in a little while our moms are going to come back and say playtime is over, and make us go to our own houses for dinner. (Flashback to the days of my mom yelling out the front door "WHITE GIRLS, DINNER!" Not such a politically correct call in retrospect. Oops.) This is real-life! We do what we want now! And that is so frickin' weird to say!