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November 29, 2010

Birthday Savasana

I am very new to yoga, which I have been interested in for a while. My curiosity was heightened by a “Speaking of Faith” interview with Seane Korn that I listened to this summer. I was also drawn by programs like ALPHA Running. ALPHA Running’s approach is centered on a strategy called “RYT,” which stands for “Running,” “Yoga,” and […]

Filed Under: Amey Matthews, Ashley Kumlien, Journeys in Yoga, MS RUN THE US, savasana, Seane Korn, yoga

November 25, 2010

Perfect Shoes (A Mama Kat Writing Workshop Prompt)

It is time for another Mama Kat writing prompt and the devious random number generator handed me another poem:  Write a poem about something you are thankful for. On a holiday that revolves around food, I am thankful for a coworker who reminded me to respect food, in deference to those who know “lack of.” Perfect Shoes I […]

Filed Under: Bermudez, Colombia, Food, Hunger, Mama Kat Writers' Workshop

November 24, 2010

Wordless Wednesday (The 8 Inches Edition)

Even with the “its” typo, this sign makes me laugh (and want some JimmyJohns!).

Filed Under: funny signs, JimmyJohns, Wordless Wednesday

November 22, 2010

Failed to Authenticate

Do any of you remember the Healthy Kids copier that starred in one of my “Wordless Wednesday” posts? In a Facebook comment, my friend Laura called the copier “zen.” That was in July. We now have a new copier at work. Sounds pretty innocuous, right? To make a copy (or to fax, scan, or print), the user […]

Filed Under: biometric identification, complaints, HITEC, konica minolta, office machines, offices

November 18, 2010

Just Shine (A Mama Kat Writers Workshop Prompt)

When the Mama Kat writing prompts for this week came out, I blithely ran a “random number generator” for one through five and came up with number two. The relatively easy part: write about a time someone made you smile. The not-so-easy part: write in poem format. And that’s how I ended up writing Just Shine: […]

Filed Under: justice for girls, Mama Kat Writers' Workshop, parenting

November 17, 2010

Wordless Wednesday (Whoa! Edition)

A Yiddish proverb says:  “The wagon rests in winter, the sleigh in summer, the horse never.” I suppose that proverbial horse never encountered this sign on Tallahassee’s Miccosukee Greenway: It cracks me up every time I see it!

Filed Under: Miccosukee Greenway, Odd Signs, Wordless Wednesday

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