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Days 26 to 37 of 40: Walking in sunshine

Today’s walk – two hours, around Lake Union. The sun was shining and my legs are sore. I’ve not been … More

Adele, aqua aerobics, catholic guilt, Lake Union, Lumineers, mental-health, music, New York Times, Samadhi, shiva, shiva shambo, swimming, walk, yoga

Days 24 & 25 of 40: Swimming to the oldies

I got two … count ’em … two workouts in yesterday, on a day off from work. And it felt … More

aqua aerobics, healthy-living, mental-health, music, Samadhi, swimming, walk, yoga

Days 17 to 23 of 40: Back on track

My real work outs began again this weekend, one week after gum graft surgery. (Yes, this is a funny video … More

arias, Cecilia Bartoli, core work, gum graft surgery, health, horoscope, Mozart, mozart arias, music, New York Times, saliva, Samadhi, walk, yoga

Days 15 & 16 of 40: Fog

This is how I felt this a.m. when I woke up: Foggy. After having gum graft surgery on Friday (my … More

David Foster Wallace, fog, gum graft surgery, Hoosiers, Kaiser Cartel, literature, medicine, mental-health, music, New York, Ohio, walk, Zac Efron

Days 10 & 11 of 40: Pranayama

One-quarter of the way through, and it’s working (or I’m working; smile). 90 minutes of yoga on Monday night and … More

Glee, health, kapalabhati, little fall of rain, mental-health, music, New Year, pranayama, raccoon eyes, Samadhi, sanskrit words, walk, yoga

Day 2 of 40: Keep swimming

Keep swimming is the advice B. provided the other day. Starting anew in 2013, and approaching the end of January. … More

ballet, friends, Howe Street stairs, music, Nickel Creek, relationships, Samadhi, swimming

Everybody wants to hear …

anything but “Closer to Free.” The BoDeans are in town this weekend. I’m not going to see them, but was … More

BoDeans, Jakob Dylan, music, Party of Five, Sara Bareilles

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