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Category Archives: Exercise
Creative You!
The right brain has long been credited with creativity. We are all born with this part working like crazy. This part knows how to play with inhibition. It imagines. It dreams. It enjoys creating for the sake of creating. As … Continue reading
Posted in conscious living, creativity, Exercise, healthy living, Inspiration
Tagged creativity, left brain, Maya Angelou, right brain
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Rafting Life’s River
Comparing life to a river is a worn out cliche, I know. But on this day, the day following my oldest son’s 27th birthday and just a few days before my youngest son’s 16th, I can’t think of a better symbol … Continue reading
Posted in conscious living, creativity, Exercise, facing your fears, friends, health, healthy living, Inspiration, Rejuvenation, relationships, spiritual, travel
Tagged CNBC, farmer, foster children, Grants Pass, Morrison Lodge, NASDAQ, NFL, nutria, Oregon, otters, Rogue River, white egret, white water river raft, Words with Friends
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Attitudes toward Exercise: Are they Weight Relative?
In a January 8, 2014 article in the New York Times, reporter Gretchen Reynolds weighed in on a study which looked at overweight woman vs. lean women and their respective attitudes toward exercise. Admittedly, the study didn’t use a very big sample–just … Continue reading
Posted in bipolar disorder, body image, conscious living, Exercise, Goals, health, movement
Tagged attitudes to exercise, leptogenic, Movement, New York Times, NIMH study, obesogenic
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Water Baby
I spent the greater part of my first three years out back in our above ground pool swimming from sun up to well past sun down. I was pretty sure I was a mermaid, misplaced here on earth. Clerical error or … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise, healthy living, Inspiration, water
Tagged Cyntergy, exercise, mermaids, passion, Sun Oaks, swimming, water
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The Perfect Moment is a Choice
What I’d planned on doing this weekend was a number of items on The List, including writing my three blogs. Instead, I ended up traipsing the Shasta-Trinity National Forest in search of the perfect tree. We usually cut in Lassen. … Continue reading
Posted in conscious living, diet, Exercise, friends, health, healthy living, hiking, Inspiration
Tagged Christmas, Christmas tree, conscious living, diet, exercise, exericise, friends, fun, Goals, gratitude, Habit of Health, inspire, letting go, Mindful, moods, race consciousness, Shasta Trinity National Forest
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Can Happiness be Learned?
At a party recently, I was observing teens from around the world. I know that teens are not really the group we would point to as supremely happy, but one young man in particular stood out as particularly upbeat. I … Continue reading
Finishing Line Gorilla: The Walk, Part 2
Doesn’t he just make you smile, this one? This is the Finishing Line Gorilla which I was really happy to see after going 42 miles in two days, which was really supposed to be 39 miles, except I kind of … Continue reading
Gym Freaks
I don’t know what the heck was going on this week, but my gym freak magnet was out-of-control powerful. You know, what I’m talking about, right? You’ll just be standing at the counter minding your own business, blowdrying your hair … Continue reading
Posted in body image, conscious living, Exercise, Goals, health, healthy living, optimal health
Tagged boundaries, exercise, gym freaks, health, healthy living, laugh, Outrageous Openness, Tosha Silver, treadmill
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Vaccinate with a Shot of Community
Stamatis Moraitis, a Greek war veteran, came to the US in 1943 to seek treatment for a war injury. He ended up staying and got a job as a manual laborer. He married a Greek-American wife and they had 3 … Continue reading
Posted in conscious living, diet, Exercise, Goals, health, healthy living, Inspiration, optimal health, Uncategorized
Tagged community, Greg Sherwood, Hay House, Ikaria, Lissa Rankin, longevity, Mind Over Medicine, NY Times, Stamatis Moraitis
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