I remember Justa, there was a huge blow-up about a thread of hers and she sort of ducked down under the radar for a while. I did see somewhere that she was moving to NZ. I hope she's well, won't have time to dive into her blog the next few days.
Two more days. I have to say this is really not what I expected. I expected to be taught how to safely teach a pregnancy yoga class, how to make it fun, and how to teach poses and flows that strengthen pregnant women for giving birth. I didn't expect that there was going to be all this birth stuff (incl movies), and I would really like to know, why???? God willing no-one is going to give birth in my pregnancy yoga class!! And it isn't as if we went into phenomenal anatomic detail (in fact, quite the opposite) about how labour and birth works and what muscles are involved so we could specifically strengthen those, which would at least partly justify why we've spent so much time watching these flippin' movies, and having a midwife and an OB come in and talk to us. Seriously - this isn't doula training, it's pregnancy yoga. Not that you could tell from the course content.
There are any number of things I wish I had known before signing up for this course... for one, that even though Yoga Alliance (the governing body, as it were, for yoga schools and studios, who determine what criteria a course has to fulfill) has now mandated that pregnancy yoga teacher training has to be an 85-hour course (it was 30 hours previously), that this is the first time that any yoga school in BC, or for that matter in Canada, is running an 85-hour course. If I'd known we were going to be the first, I'd have waited. I really never want to be part of a group that is receiving a certain training for the first time. And I also wish I'd known that this course was going to be so heavily weighted towards the more woo-woo style of yoga, which is so not my thing. Argh. But, on the other hand, even if I'd known that, I might have gritted my teeth and gone for it, just to have the 85-hour certification, and be done with it.
Anyway, I'm just venting here, mainly so I don't have to bore poor DH with the umpteenth repetition of why today was another one of the "JM's head is in danger of exploding" kind of days. I just really resent not working for two weeks, and having to pay all kinds of money for this course, to find that I'm getting maybe at the most 30 hours of useful information and 55 hours of fluff. 
Ok, done venting, no need to say any more.
Two more days. Repeat after me, "I can do it". Then repeat after me, "where's the wine?????"