So Limon wanted to know about the fun books I’ve been reading. Here are the ones I’ve read in the last month or so. I really should keep better track of what I’m reading when. 1. The Worst Hard Times by Timothy Egan. Ok, this a non-fiction book but it was really a great read.
I truly believed that Chris’s mom was just playing dumb because she’s lazy, but last night she proved that she really is stupid. She made some deal with a stranger in our neighborhood about repairing the fence that borders our properties. Of course she didn’t tell us any thing about it, so we were clueless
Module six of yoga teacher training focused on breathing (pranayama) and hip openers and boy was I glad when this weekend didn’t involve a quiz. I have been a bad student and did not study. I usually make note cards for all the new sanskrit words, but I didn’t do this for module five until
I think I’ve mentioned before how I just don’t like going to “family” get-togethers at my brother-in-law’s house. The events are usually excruciating. Sunday’s birthday party for my niece was no exception. They combined my nieces birthday with her cousin’s (it was his first). My sister-in-law’s (A) side of the family are odd. They are
Boy am I pooped! What a weekend?!? The Feist concert was one of the best concerts I’ve been to. Chris and I had been to Kansas City to see Sting a long time ago, but we didn’t get a chance to really see the city. This time around we had time to drive around the
Right now I’m sitting in a hotel room in Kansas City. I’m supposed to be resting. We’re going to the Feist concert in about one hour. This weekend was totally about going to the Feist concert in Kansas City and it was until we stopped by the Vespa shop in Tulsa “just to look”. It’s
I only have two days left on my detox diet. So far it hasn’t been that bad. I don’t miss the meat. I really don’t even miss the cheese. But I do miss sugar. I want cake. My meals that I planned have left me full, but mildly unsatisfied. Today I got the idea to
I’m starting a new tradition called Fourth of July resolutions. It’s a good time in the year to re-evaluate all the things you set out to do at the beginning of the year and if you’re like me, your resolutions have slid to the way side. I didn’t really make major resolutions this year. I
