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Sunday 14 September 2014

A couple of videos for you for a change

I came across a lovely little film which I'd love to share - it's on this web page http://vimeo.com/31733784.  I would love to think I might be like the lady in this film one of these days or maybe even now!


 And for something in complete contrast this one -whilst researching a book we'd seen mentioned called Lesser Known Weymouth we came across this little video -  I'm glad I didn't park my car on the lines near the harbour!

Normal posting will resume as soon as I get enough free time to write something!  Thanks you all for your comments on my previous post I am afraid I fell at the first hurdle regarding not using the oven as we were out of bread so I made some and then I had planned jacket potatoes for Monday lunch and then I had a friend to stay so the oven got used.




7 comments:

  1. Goodness, that lady is amazing, I do hope I'm like that when I'm 95. What a beautiful healthy outdoorsy home she has as well. How inspiring. CJ xx

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  2. That lady is brilliant. I have just watched another video of her made last year I think. And as for the cars parked on the lines at Weymouth,,,

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  3. Loved the Vimeo video! I'd like to be as that woman is. Maybe I'd better start exercising??? Her little home was wonderful, peaceful.

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  4. What an amazing and inspiring lady! It's never too late to exercise, it just shows how amazing our bodies are. Thank you for sharing the video! I just watched a whole film in which she (Maia Helles) explains a bit how her mother developed this particular method of movement and shows her exercise routine. If anyone interested, here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObAgsE-rPgI

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  5. beautifully filmed first video, how aspiring. As for the train, I dont think I have seen anything so bizzare as a train going down the middle of a residential street.

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  6. I remember finding and loving the film about Maia some time ago - what an inspiration. And while I wouldn't be going down that particular exercise regime (!), it certainly confirms by own firm belief that keeping active and interested in everything in life leads to a happy and healthy old age.

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  7. I have seen the film about Maia before, she is amazing isn't she. Sadly as a rheumatoid arthritis sufferer over 40 years her junior I can only envy her her suppleness.

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