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Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026, 6:47 am

Yoga Days

We’ll always remember

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Today I checked usage statistics in some sites and realised that traffic had trebled since we went to yoga. We went to yoga sporadically but a lot in 2022 and mostly in 2023. I’m grateful for these times. It was nice, but it didn’t last long as not many people came to class/practice. Eventually Amy just stopped coming, as there was little point showing up (for free) to facilitate 1-2 (at most 3) people.

We did our share, we showed up and donated to the Resonance Centre, but anyway, those were fun times. But back then, when devoting all my time to writing, the outcome in terms of exposure was nowhere near what it is now.

I think that the fatigue associated with slop helps our credibility and invites more readers.

I’ll carry on writing, emboldened by the growing interest in what I publish.

Maybe we’ll get back to yoga one day. It seems suitable for older people, who are less agile and energetic.

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