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Lens Happy
by
Jenna ..
Hey guys!I must be the most slacker food blogger…..ever. I don’t really have any good excuse for not posting all day, other than the fact that I’ve just been downright lazy. I don’t have any cool stories or funny pictures to show but hey, that’s life!I’ve been playing all day with this new lens that I got for my ...
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Happy Thanksgiving!
by
Nadine H.
Lovies, I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! Mine was spent in Silverlake (ground zero for LA hipsters), in a gorgeous apartment with breathtaking views of the Reservoir and the Hollywood hills. The thermostat also registered about 78 degrees, which might sound hellish to cold weather-lovers, but was an awesome reminder of why we live in Sout ...
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Relaxation Technique 4: Envisioning a Peaceful Scene
by
aimilino01
Some of you may remember Adam Sandler going to his "happy place' in the movie Happy Gilmore. Here's the script: Chubbs: You must clear your mind
of everything else and stay focused.
Happy Gilmore: How can I do that?
Chubbs: Think of a place
that's really perfect.
Your own happy place.
...
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Watching Too Much Crime TV Skews Views for the Worse
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David DiSalvo
If you watch prime-time television, chances are you watch at least one crime drama. Most of us do. Year in and year out, the most consistently popular shows on television are about crime: CSI, Law & Order, Cold Case, The Closer, and all of the other spin-offs and ad nauseum syndications.Regrettably for the viewing audience, a recent study f ...
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“We fit in way too well here…”
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Courtney Monaco
I always love the weekends following holidays, especially after Thanksgiving. It’s the start of a really exciting month…and most importantly, the end of the school semester! In just two weeks I’ll be home for good, basking in the glory of a month off from school. I’ve been using the past week and this weekend to “rech ...
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M.I.A. in MIA
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Eliza On The Run
So, I've been M.I.A. in the MIA. I've been on vacation this whole week and with the addition of the Holiday Festivities it's been a pretty full week. Unfortunately, all the festivities are wrecking havoc on my training. In the last ten or so days since I've last written, I've only run twice. A 15 mile long run and a 7 miler, both less than stel ...
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Looking Inside
by
Lydia S.
Azer recently got a letter from a CF Organization that provides grants towards recreational activities. They had a set of questions that they sent along to be answered by the CF child. I think some of the questions applied to older children, but I asked him in a way he would understand. Some of the questions were kind of touchy, such as, "Do ...
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The Thanksgiving Run
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Megan Killian
There's something so magical about the first snowfall. Margot, Karl and I went out for a great 2hour run on Thanksgiving morning. Granted, it wasn't the first snowfall of the season, but it was the first that really stuck around for more than just a few hours. We started in Houghton and plodded along Trail 3 toward South Range. It was an overcast ...
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Holiday classes for kids
by
sheohyan
April has no long school holidays like other children, as I registered April and also May for one month holiday courses. The course started right away when other children were celebrating the last day in school for year 2009. That means April only have 12 days of holidays in December, where as for May, she went to the same nursery with her jiejie o ...
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Boutenko Call Playback Available Now :)
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Angela S.
OoOooooo lala, did you hear the wonderful free live interview yesterday between Mr. M and Victoria Boutenko? So much interesting info - tempering the body with cold water, questions around 100% raw, weight loss/gain, colon cleansing, metabolism, food imprints with children, emotional eating and more...we love Victoria ;) If you didn't hear the call ...
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