Hello all! The hubby got everything working on my website again so I will be back at it with posts. I hope you're as excited as I am! I titled this post "Big Changes" because we've had a few of those since my last post. The most recent big change was WE MOVED! I am so excited to say that we live closer to downtown and to school. The house is old, but wonderful and we are all thrilled.  Last year we added another baby boy to the Huff crew. Hamilton Felix is the perfect addition to complete our family. I am definitely outnumbered and loving it!  Since having Hamilton, I have stopped my Kids yoga at Dragonfly but have added Yoga Storytime once a month at Bookish. Bookish is an adorable bookstore right across the shopping center from Elevate Community Yoga where I have been teaching the Friday morning Vinyasa class for the past 8 YEARS! Where does the time go? My annual Oktoberfest at Elevate is approaching. It will be Saturday, October 3rd at 11am. If you like drinking b...

As promised, here are a couple pictures from my Ales and Asanas class this morning. It was a smashing success and I cannot wait to teach another one. I created a special playlist for this event (shocking, I know) and I decided to post it on my Patreon for free! Need a mixtape to kick back and drink a beer to? Head on over to patreon.tayoga.cc and check out Ales & Asanas by Tayoga. Cheers and Namas(tay). 

It's time for another Tayoga event! This one has been an idea of mine for quite some time. I have this dream that one day the hubby and I will own a brewery/yoga studio. Wouldn't that be amazing? Would you want to do yoga and drink beer in the same place? It sounds delightful to me! Speaking of yoga and beer...Tayoga's Beer & Pretzel event is coming your way next month. Below is the link to Evenbrite to purchase tickets. Space is limited so reserve your spot. Come drink, flow, bend, and have a good time. Plus, I won't send you home empty handed! Cheers and Namas(tay)! Click Here for Eventbrite Tickets

Ok... so it's not really a tap takeover, because there are no taps to take over and it is only one beer BUT it is the first ever Tayoga Brew! A friend of ours, Aaron, is a home brewer. I knew he was the right man to help make Tayoga Brew because he also brewed a delicious Milk Stout for our wedding.  A couple Saturday's ago, Andrew and I went over to Aaron's house to begin the brewing process. It wasn't easy like I thought it was going to be. I figured I'd get to drink beer and, every once in a while, I'd toss a new ingredient in. That was not the case! Aaron made sure I understood what I was doing, so I was quizzed throughout the entire process (I passed with flying colors, in case you were wondering). I also had to grind coriander with a mortar and pestle and stir for quite some time while we added the malt (and there was LOTS of malt)! I lucked out, though, since he bought a new stirring spoon - I hear the old one was quite irritating! After everything was ...