My practice is an escape. From long to-do lists. From sights and sounds of city life. It’s a time when I can connect with my body. As a former dancer, I used my body to tell stories, to connect with others. One of my favorite parts of class was stretching for ten minutes at theContinue reading “Savasana & Skeletons: My Yoga Practice Always Suffers in October”
Author Archives: Kandace Lytle
Greta Van Fleet: The Resurrection of Rock & Roll at Red Rocks Amphitheater
Love them or hate them, you can’t deny that Greta Van Fleet has some serious talent. They’ve been called rip-offs of Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, even Iron Maiden, but Greta Van Fleet’s classic rock roots are no secret. In interviews, the band consistently mentions revisiting their parents’ pressed vinyls and vehemently studying theContinue reading “Greta Van Fleet: The Resurrection of Rock & Roll at Red Rocks Amphitheater”
New Site, New Mission
Welcome to my new website – BiblioYoga! BiblioYoga is a soulful space where mind and body connect—where yoga fuels creativity. It’s a space where people can be authentic, connect with themselves, and with others. If you are in the Denver area, I would love for you to join me on my journey. Below you willContinue reading “New Site, New Mission”
Review of 2017 Write Every Damn Day Book Bingo Challenge
In 2017, I decided to challenge myself and others to a Book Bingo (#2017weddbookbingo)! The card below needed to be blacked out by the end of the year. Although I read more books than the categories listed on the bingo card, this challenge gave me an opportunity to explore different genres and read a few booksContinue reading “Review of 2017 Write Every Damn Day Book Bingo Challenge”
From Adventure to Eudaimonia
My word for 2017 was ADVENTURE! 🧜♀️ ✈️ I went on lots of adventures to some new and some favorite places and traveled with many of my favorite people! 2017 – Marfa & Alpine. Galveston. Cape Cod & Provincetown. Charlotte, the Blue Ridge Parkway, & Asheville. Boston & Provincetown (again!). Kerrville. San Marcos. Fredericksburg. Wimberley.Continue reading “From Adventure to Eudaimonia”
Making Time to Write
When I tell people that I am a creative writer, the first response I always receive is, “How do you have time?” At first, I made it seem like writing time randomly occurred, “Oh well…I just sit down for a little bit here and there” or “I have the weekends sometimes,” but the more IContinue reading “Making Time to Write”
Yoga & Creativity
Namaste. This salutation is often heard at the end of yoga class. We bow to show respect for our fellow yogis and the practice itself. We share the divine light illuminating from our heart chakra, anhata, with one another as we place our hands in front of our third eye. This sharing of divine loveContinue reading “Yoga & Creativity”
Writefest: A Festival for Emerging Writers | Houston, TX
The morning of Writefest began with me frantically scrambling to try and find the right outfit. What do writers wear? My mind immediately went to the Beatniks… Glasses. damn you perfect vision! Cardigans. It’s Houston. It’s hot. Witty t-shirt. I got rid of all my Urban Outfitters shirts long ago… I’ve been to several academicContinue reading “Writefest: A Festival for Emerging Writers | Houston, TX”
Creative Spaces in Average Places
If I had it my way, I’d be typing from a treehouse in Costa Rica while listening to birds chirping, trees rustling in the wind, and rain falling gently outside through breezy windows. Alas…my humble abode in Houston will have to do. For years, I’ve struggled with finding the right words in my own home. InContinue reading “Creative Spaces in Average Places”
From a Reader to a Writer
As a child, I found that my most memorable adventures happened between the pages of books. Whether I was off to Never Never Land, wandering around Wonderland, or deep in the Hundred Acre Woods, I found solace in worlds other than my own. I’ve been a voracious reader my entire life. I truly believe theContinue reading “From a Reader to a Writer”
