doooooood!

i am a serious people-watcher and toronto is giving me an eye-full. there are so many different cultures, accents, and styles humming around this city yet with a distinctive 'canadian' flavour. the maple leaf flag is flown everywhere but usually accompanied with a partner displaying the 'old country's' emblem. i've been spending a lot of time exploring my surroundings and in the yoga studio on yonge and eglington where i will start work tomorrow evening. i've been at this studio almost everyday since returning to canada for classes with anusara teacher's michael and cynthia. this morning was michael's last class before he left on two weeks of holidays and he lead a packed, dynamic (re: high-sweat factor) class starting off with 10 deep lunge jump-switches on each side, which was just the beginning. i look forward to his return but in the meantime will be soaking up all of cynthia's intuitive teachings. i'm also keeping my eyes and ears open for a sangha and a temple to pray in while i try not to think of the chedi view too much. i've been speaking with many korean people here but haven't come across any thai speakers yet. there's so much to discover here. i think that used to be on ontario's license plate: 'yours to discover'.