This leading scoliosis treatment expert shares 8 ways yoga can be an effective at reversing scoliosis curves and help to reduce pain.
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Welcome to my Happimess... NESS, Happiness, I meant happiness. Um, ya- that's what I meant. If you could see my studio/office you would totally understand :) (scroll down to see a sneak peek) My life is full of happimess. I know I ought to coin this word. Life is messy. Very very messy. No matter how hard we work to keep it running smoothly it gets messy. Relationships are messy, children are messy. Not having children is messy. My eating habits (I blame it on not having children- I eat in my favourite chair, I eat watching tv, I eat standing in the kitchen, I eat at my desk) my eating habits are messy. My work habits, my cleaning habits, my friendships, my goals. Pretty much everything is one big Happy Mess. And that suits me just fine. Do I wish I had it all together? Yup. Will I ever have it all together? Nope. Is that ok? Yupers. The question is, what will I do about my happimess? Will I try to hide it? Or will I share it. I choose to share it. I want you to know that life is messy. In the world we live in today, where photoshop and instagram (don't get me wrong, I love love love instagram, and the instagram filters- they make my skin look flawless... you can find me using LostBumblebee- but I digress) Nothing is as it seems. Do I love that? No. Can I deal with it? Yes. Because I know everyone is running their own race. I know that what I choose to share is exactly that- what I've chosen to share. So don't believe all you see... don't believe that everyone has it all together except you... they don't... trust me :) I hope you are ok that I share my messy life... Share the mess. We're in this thing together! Share the love, M. 4x6 5x7 8x10 4x6 5x7 8x10 Timothy The Dog + I share a studio :)
Matt Smethurst interviews Bobby Jamieson about his new book, 'Going Public: Why Baptism Is Required for Church Membership' (B&H, 2015).
birch candle//candle holders//knit throw//Gray fur pillow//fur stool//fur throws//birch snowflake lights//lanterns//pine wreath//metallic pillow//Windsor dining chairs//copper accent table//bear head//plaid throw//plaid poof//string lights//birch logs//copper handle basket//coffee mugs//pine cone garland//wood tray//pinecone garland//mercury glass candle holder//pine tree So yesterday I shared on Instagram that we took down our Christmas decor & I asked you guys when you take yours down. Some people were like me & take it down right away, some people keep it up until mid January, & some keep it up until the snow melts. I think it's so awesome how we are all so different & have different traditions in our homes.
Atmospheric perspective – also called aerial perspective – is certainly one of the most fundamental concepts in painting, especially landscape painting. Most of you are probably already […]
Noah’s Quest 5K, 10K and Kiddie run is a benefit for Brief Encounters, a non-profit support group for those who have lost a child before, during, or after birth. This year, a candle lighting will take place along with a wall of photographs to honor the babies who have passed. I will be attending in honor of my dear friend’s daughter, Emma Claire. Please feel free to come join us! Day of registration will be available at 8am at Sandy Bluff Park along with a dove release at 8:45 am. Brief Encounters is “a nonprofit, nonsectarian group for parents whose babies have died before, during, or after birth. Brief Encounters provides meetings in the greater Portland, Oregon area and local phone support. At informal, mutually supportive meetings, bereaved parents and their families share their […]
If you watch the news then you know we have had record rain here in North Texas for the month of May. The gardens are growing in and ou...
Megan Kociolek: “Libraries are mystical places...”
Everyone's coming up with their word of the year or new year resolutions, but I just want / need to take more risks.
In July 1973, accused murderer Karen Skrayp walked free when the forensic evidence against her was found to be inconclusive. Skrayp had been arrested when her alleged victim's hairs were found stuck to her sharpened dentures. Though the hairs clearly belonged to the victim, forensic tests demonstrated that they shared most of their genetic make-up with polyethylene bottles used for carbonated drinks such as 7-UP, E-Cola and Fizzy Gravy. A murder conviction could not be brought against Skrayp who got off with a fine for the lesser crime of littering. The case highlighted a serious environmental problem. Due to the abundance of food preservatives and plastics entering the food chain, people were slowly turning into potentially indestructible 'living dolls'. Indeed, several exhumations showed that cadavers were not decomposing. Human decay rates were slowing to that of discarded bubble wrap or a Wombles lunch box. Scarfolk Council was the first to suggest that church graveyards and crematoria be converted into mass human recycling centres. It proposed that recently deceased relatives be placed into pork-coloured dustbins to be collected bi-monthly for recycling. Human remains would be rendered into drinking straws, lifelike plastic models of children for barren couples, and religious figurines for the intellectually barren. One man, Jack Powers, became so famous for the particularly high plastic content in his body that when he died he was made into his own series of eponymous action figures. A council booklet published in 1979 (see below) proposed that parents treat their children as early as possible so that by the time they are grown up they are already partially putrefied.
This post originally appeared on Horse Nation Big things tend to happen on quadrennial cycles. I guess four just seems like a nice, well-rounded number, not too short and not too long. Every four years,
“Here it is—the official cover for my upcoming book with @HarperCollins: CHALLENGER DEEP, on sale 4/21/15!”
