This morning, I found “78 Ways to Cut Fat Calories from Your Diet” from Women’s Health. In keeping with yesterday’s post about 50 things you must stop doing today, here are my favorites: Scramble together 4 egg whites instead of 2 whole eggs. Slurp minestrone soup instead of cream of anything. Go bunless—shed your hamburger [...]
Instead of working this afternoon (which I should have done) , I spent a little quality time with the Inc 30-under30 article. At first, I felt disheartened. Afterall, I’m within 6 months of my 30th birthday, and many of these “kids” have already accomplished at 26 (or for some, at 18) goals that are hardly [...]
Why in the world would someone post about their gastro-intestinal issues on Facebook? Particularly how they’re solving them (aka – exlax and juice). I understand that Facebook is all about sharing what’s going on with your life, and making connections. But do we really want to connect over poo (or the lack thereof)? In our [...]
Since last I updated, things have changed. Of course, we can all say that, since life changes minute to minute. I’ve overcome my little crisis through the power of self-delusion. We’ve all heard of it – “fake it ’till you make it.” Well, I faked it long enough to make it, and I feel like [...]
I almost forgot! I decided that since I’m watching a lot of movies and tv shows now, and reading a lot, I want to start posting a few reviews. So… while I’ve got a few back-reviews to write up and post, here goes the most recent movie! Title: Nights in Rodanthe Starring: Diane Lane, Richard [...]
From Yoga Journal’s Daily Insight…. True, deep forgiveness accesses the recognition that all humans, however terrible or hurtful their actions, exist with basic goodness. This realization can transcend into an acknowledgement that we are all intertwined as part of a greater whole, and when we forgive someone else we are forgiving another part of ourselves. [...]
Well, I just found out that non-supergamers” equals “casual gamers” supergamers = “core” gamers So… there’s what I learned today.
I was lucky enough to be able to spend the weekend with 2 of my best friends (Larry and Tara) attending an absolutely amazing music festival – the first annual Mile High Music Festival. Here are just some of the bands that we saw: Day 1: Newton Faulkner – You’d never guess this guy would [...]
Then you might love “Read It Forward” from Random House. Just by sending an email, you can get free advanced reading copies of forthcoming books. I was able to pick up a few copies of books at Book Expo America earlier this year – and its great to be able to read a book before [...]
There’s a post on LifeHacker that answered an interesting question – what books have touched your life the most? Of course, the winner was the Bible, but there were a few other interesting contenders: The Ayn Rand Collection (mostly just the author in general) Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy Zen and the Art of Motorcycle [...]
