It's been a rough night. Just ask Lex. He's not happy. In fact, he's raging... Why? We are babysitting my beautiful cat Chelsea whilst my parents are off exploring Europe! I'm completely happy with this idea as is Chelsea. Although one thing that really annoys Chelsea is when Lex tries to sleep instead of playing … Continue reading It’s been a rough night…
Month: July 2017
The Best (and Worst) Eco-Friendly Yoga Mats
A lot of students at Bloomington Power Yoga have been asking me to recommend a good yoga mat. I have some difficulty making a recommendation because it’s not exactly clear what makes for a good yoga mat. Probably the criteria will vary from person to person, but one thing that has come up a lot is that people want to practice on an eco-friendly mat. Those stinky, toxic, PVC-laden mats from the local sporting goods store are a big no-no for most serious yogis, so I’m going to restrict my recommendations here to eco-friendly mats.
Quite a few companies offer eco-friendly mats these days. I’ve practiced on a number of them over the years, and I thought I’d compile a review of all of the ones I’ve tried in one, easy-to-read guide. Of course, the views expressed here are just the opinion of one yogi, and my assessment should be…
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Why I’m currently obsessed with podcasts
In preparation of a long flight (cons of living in the land down under), I downloaded a whole bunch of podcasts. I wasn't sure I was even going to listen to them, but thought they might be good to have just in case the entertainment selection on board wasn't good. As it turned out there … Continue reading Why I’m currently obsessed with podcasts
What’s your best tip for sitting down to write?
When it comes to writing, how do you get it done? via Get it Done! What’s Your Best Tip for Sitting Down to Write? — Discover
Our flavour of the month: Magdalena Roze
Magdalena Roze is one of those women that you just want to be. She's absolutely stunning with her soft eyes and gorgeous smile, but more importantly than that she radiates elegance and kindness. When I was thinking of Australian celebrities I wanted to interview for Greenwich Lane she was honestly the first person I wanted … Continue reading Our flavour of the month: Magdalena Roze
I learned to write from my heart
Paul, the blogger at The Captain’s Speech, looks back on four years of blogging. via “I Learned How to Write From My Heart” — Discover
The Thousandth Floor by Katharine McGee
I've just finished reading The Thousandth Floor by Katharine McGee, and it was one of those books that made me feel really upset when I finished it. I honestly didn't want it to end. The good news? The sequel comes out September 7th and it can't come soon enough! The novel is set in Manhattan … Continue reading The Thousandth Floor by Katharine McGee
Save me San Francisco
As you may have read on my previous post, Lex and I have recently returned from a two week trip to New York. We were there for a friends wedding and because we had only visited NY recently, we decided to stop over in San Francisco on our way there to break up the trip … Continue reading Save me San Francisco
Embracing the small things
Lex and I have just arrived home after a two week trip to New York. We've only just visited the Big Apple a little over a year ago, so this trip we got the chance to step away from the touristy things that the city has to offer and instead focus on the small things. … Continue reading Embracing the small things