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Category Archives: health
Alligator feet
The other day I looked at my feet while I was in downward dog. There was so much extra, wrinkled skin around my ankles that they looked like they should have been attached to an alligator. As I raised my … Continue reading
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Optimistically slanted
Yesterday I went to the ophthalmologist. She had discovered a rare form of quick on-set glaucoma. A simple procedure would prevent blindness. “Will it hurt?” I asked. “Just a little flick that feels like a rubberband against the back of your … Continue reading
Yoga and the Olympics
Dawn, our ever inventive yoga instructor, came to class last week with an Olympics agenda. Brandy did a beautiful “whole wheel.” Dawn raised her paddles — 10. My whole wheel looked more like a flat tire. I found out loads … Continue reading
A sturdy foundation
“You’re balance is much better today,” commented Killer Kelly, my personal trainer. I stepped up on the stool, raised the other knee, and balancing on one foot without the usual sway. “It might be the cheese cake I ate the … Continue reading
Fish out of water
I was feeling a little hungry earlier than usual today. About nine in the morning, I pried open a bag of chips — Costco size. I had started them a few days ago. They were a wee bit stale. A … Continue reading
Corpse pose is my favorite yoga move
“Move into pushup plank position,” Dawn, our pleasant bright-as-a-summer’s-day yoga instructor, commanded. “Lift your right leg slightly above the ground, toes pointed. Continue breathing.” As if the first command wasn’t hard enough. Now she wants us to continue breathing? “Now … Continue reading
I’m outta here
Four weeks and counting. I’ve got ten pounds to go before Costa Rica sees me in a swim suit. I made the mistake of telling Kelly, my trainer. “We’ll begin with burpees,” she said. “Let’s shoot for fifteen.” Until today … Continue reading
The waaaaah-bulance
Travis left me. My personal trainer is moving on to “bigger” things… “This is Kelly,” Travis said, introducing me to my new torturer. “I’m going to show her what you like before I leave her with you.” “Like is a strong … Continue reading
Dangerous sports
“Mom,” I heard over the phone line, “how do you get blood out of white.” I didn’t want to appear overly concerned, so I answered, “What kind of fabric?” After four children and numerous attempts at removing blood (or so … Continue reading
Twenty first century miracles
Just twenty four hours later and the Mouse, the Bug, and the Worm are on the mend. Oh, the wonder of drugs — the good ones. The Mouse lost one of his pounds. When I lose a pound, no one … Continue reading
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