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Crunch Candlelight Yoga
I have a new fitness love: Candlelight Yoga, from Crunch Gyms. I ordered it from Netflix, and even though it’s a couple of years old, it’s exactly what I want from a yoga DVD. I’m not into power yoga, Bikram yoga, or any yoga that hurts. For me, yoga is less about exercise, and more [...]
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Recent Reads: Morrigan’s Cross
I’ve actually been reading quite a lot lately, but two titles really stood out to me. The first was Morrigan’s Cross, the latest effort from uber-author Nora Roberts. It seems that she writes a mass market trilogy every year (last year it was the In the Garden trilogy, featuring Blue Dahlia, Black Rose, and Red [...]
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Target’s so cool…
now I have a conductor’s cap! Trust me, it is tres chic (though a teensy bit big, since I have a tiny head).
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Recent Reads: Poison and The Haunting of Alaizabel Cray
I just finished two very interesting books by British author Chris Wooding. Not only does he have fantastic writing skills, but he is only two years older than I am, and way more accomplished. On one hand, that kind of bums me out, but on the other, it gives me hope. People my age can [...]
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Recent Reads: The Blue Girl and Solstice Wood
I’ve had Charles de Lint’s The Blue Girl sitting on my nightstand for more than a month, but I just couldn’t seem to get around to reading it. It first came onto my radar in March, when I heard it discussed at a Young Adult Fantasy session at PLA. Since I’d been reading "urban fantasy" [...]
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Recent Reads: A Great and Terrible Beauty and Rebel Angels
As part of my quest to further explore the fantasy and horror genres, I just read Libba’s Bray’s duet A Great and Terrible Beauty and Rebel Angels. Set in the late 1800s, they are the story of Gemma Doyle, a British girl raised in India, whose world is turned upside down when she begins [...]
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