Day 92 Tai Chi with a Master

It's been a beautiful day, I love Fridays, when the kids come home and you have them for the whole weekend!

Mum and Dad came over today, we spend some time in Massimo having coffee and cake, playing board games and cards... Mum was a little concerned about Dad, he had gone shopping to Tesco earlier this morning and on his return he said "Oh..... I have to go back", "Why?" she replied "what did you forget?" with a cheeky grin he said "The Car"....

HOWEVER

I must add that this is not his typical behavior and at 77 he is incredibly fit.  In fact, tomorrow he is giving a free Tai-Chi lesson in an exhibition held at the North Harrow Methodist Church, Pinner Road, North Harrow between 10 - 12pm - all are welcome.

For those of you who are not aware, my Dad has been teaching Tai-Chi for over 30 years and he was a pupil of Grand Master King Hung Chu. I can proudly say that my Dad holds the title of "Master"

Master Chu King-hung Master Chu King-hung was born in China and first came in contact with T'ai Chi Ch'uan early in his life. When his family moved to Hong Kong, as a 12 year old boy, he  began an apprenticeship with Master Yang Shou-chung which would last for 26 years. He learned the complete tradition of the Yang family and was then authorised by his master to teach the Yang style in its original form. Master Chu built up the ITCCA in Europe and found an appropriate way to teach Tai Chi to Western students. MEANWHILE I will be at the Revels in Croxley Green between 1pm - 5pm with So Very Crafty. I am under the bright pink Gazebo. It is a fantastic event for all the family, with rides, hundreds of stalls etc., really worth a visit... Hope to see you there, after Tai Chi.