Three quite unrelated items for today's blog:
1. I bought a bottle of beer yesterday evening on my way home after lessons. The assistant opened it for me and put it in a dinky little bag which, when I looked at it properly, encourages people to "drink in a more cultured way" by putting your bottle in this bag!!
2. An amazing article in the Moscow Times by Marilyn Murray (she is an educator specializing in the treatment of trauma, abuse and deprivation, with more than 2,000 people attending her classes in Russia and other countries from the Commonwealth of Independent States over the past 10 years).
Read more:http://www.themoscowtimes.com/opinion/article/choosing-joy-over-sorrow-triumph-over-fear/458927.html#ixzz1vbEd5DWr
3. The Copenhagen Philharmonic playing "The Morning Suite" by Peer Gynt in the Copenhagen metro.
1. I bought a bottle of beer yesterday evening on my way home after lessons. The assistant opened it for me and put it in a dinky little bag which, when I looked at it properly, encourages people to "drink in a more cultured way" by putting your bottle in this bag!!
2. An amazing article in the Moscow Times by Marilyn Murray (she is an educator specializing in the treatment of trauma, abuse and deprivation, with more than 2,000 people attending her classes in Russia and other countries from the Commonwealth of Independent States over the past 10 years).
Read more:http://www.themoscowtimes.com/opinion/article/choosing-joy-over-sorrow-triumph-over-fear/458927.html#ixzz1vbEd5DWr
Choosing Joy Over Sorrow, Triumph Over Fear
When riding the metro or walking the streets in Moscow, one sees a variety of faces: stern and harsh, young and cocky, elegant and beautiful, stoic and resigned. Most are masks that cover a vast array of emotions. This reality becomes apparent during our Level I class concerning the treatment of trauma, abuse, neglect and addictions.
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3. The Copenhagen Philharmonic playing "The Morning Suite" by Peer Gynt in the Copenhagen metro.
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