The Hazmat

Now is not the end.
It is not even the beginning of the end.
But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.
Winston Churchill

Disclaimer: Frankly, Im a bit nervous about this design. Its the brainchild of my husband/business parter, Darin, designed by our daughter, Hannah, and the hazmat photoshoot was coordinated by one of our prolific designers, Gladys. Meaning, theres plenty of blame to go around if everyone hates it. But Darin doesnt ask for much hes the brains behind our website and oversees the printing and shipping of our yoga mats and he thought there should be room for at least a little levity in all of this, so I gave him a green light with a lot of reservations Joleen

Its been a long time since weve all gathered to do yoga in the same space, and its likely to be a long time until we do so again. Were all sequestered in our homes, our contact with everyone and everything is limited, but this wont last forever.

At some point were going to emerge from our homes, blinking in the sunlight, and cautiously begin to take stock of our changed world.

This mat is a reminder that we still need to keep our social distance once we get back in the studio. (And right now it might serve as a warning to our kids to OMGwould you please stay 6 feet away from me for one minute?! Its worth a try I know that having our teenagers underfoot 24/7 while trying to run our business AND help them with distance learning is well, challenging.)

And, yes, were still trying to keep our business moving forward during all of this, but we dont want to be seen as profiteering from the worlds misery, which is why this design is part of our Compassion Collection. $30 from the sale of every Hazmat goes to Mdecins Sans Frontires/ Doctors Without Borders, an incredible organization doing amazing work all over the world even in places like New York City and in deeply affected Native American populations in the Southwestern United States!