Thinks I find along the way
There’s something wonderful about knowing that the first man to step on the moon was also known for having car trouble, but that’s only one of the touching sentiments expressed in this video made by NASA in memory of the late Neil Armstrong.” via NASA remembers Neil Armstrong – Holy Kaw!.
I have a lot of really talented blogging buddies. Here’s one I met through the WordPress.com community doing a cover of Rhiannon…
…in the time it takes to listen to one song. How? Planking…
I do the exercise in the middle of the video, 3 sets of 30 seconds each with 30 seconds in between to recover. Seriously, it looks simply but planking is more powerful than situps and it won’t hurt your back, either. I had back surgery 20 years ago and situps do more damage than good but planking changes everything from the way I walk to the way I sit and everything works better when I do so why don’t you get down on the floor and get started. Thank me in the comments! :-D
The days are getting shorter and the air is getting crisper. Gotta enjoy every opportunity to see green like this — in a couple of months it will be white and barren. Make the most of every day!
…if I spend 30 minutes every morning looking at this:
Guy Kawasaki has this right:
There are a few folks out there who are about to feel really old. Forty years ago today, back in the groovy era that was the seventies, John Denver’s “Rocky Mountain High” album was released, which pushed the folk singer into the Top 10 for the first time in his career.
Though he lacks the edge of the artists who are usually celebrated from the time, hipsters should appreciate the flannel shirt and puffy vest and Muppet fans can’t help but hold a special place in their hearts for such a good friend of Kermit.” via 40 years of getting’ high with John Denver – Holy Kaw!.
That means I was 14 years old when this album came out and I played it constantly. I had to go to Spotify and take a trip down John Denver lane. OMG! I may even have to tune my guitar!
Hmmm. Miss Piggy hasn’t changed a bit. I wonder what her secret is?
:-D
Here’s one of my favorite songs off that album; didn’t get a lot of airplay but…
Sunrises over Lake Michigan from the ‘east coast’ of Wisconsin are a gift from God. No one captures them better than Pops Digital via Fishermen by the Lighthouse.
This looks interesting:
Dubbed as having the strength of coffee, the health benefits of tea, and the euphoria of chocolate, it’s no wonder South American’s have been drinking yerba mate tea for centuries.
This wonder drink, which is made from the leaves of the South American rainforest holly tree (Ilex Paraguariensis), contains caffeine, heobromine and theopylline. It’s also the national drink in Paraguay, Uruguay, Southern Brazil and Argentina (where it’s consumed by the truckloads, out doing coffee 6-1).
But besides providing a somewhat euphoric punch, it has the health properties to rival even the greenest of teas!
If the chocolate/coffee/tea analogy didn’t grab you, here are five reasons to switch your regular morning pick-me-up with yerba mate.” Get the rest here: Move Over Green Tea: 5 Health Reasons To Drink Yerba Mate Instead | FinerMinds.
Here’s a google search with more info, including places you can buy online. I’m gonna check this out…
Ponder this:
Twitter is a network that praises transparency. If you’re honest about who you are, you can’t go wrong in your tweets, right?
Well, there’s honest as in “I made a mistake and now I’m owning up to it”, but there’s also honest as in “here is all my personal info, do with it what you will”. In your path to honesty and transparency online, here are 5 things you should never, ever share.
Source: 5 Things You Should Never, Ever Share On Twitter – AllTwitter
Nothing says ‘take responsibility for your own life’ like a little Melody Beattie! :-D
“Choose being kind over being right, and you’ll be right every time.” Richard Carlson
Get the rest here: Do you like to be right? | Christine Hassler.
You’ll love this! One of the 5 ways involves eating chocolate: Five-A-Day Ways to Boost Your Brain | FinerMinds.
Here’s something to ponder over the weekend. Was Michelangelo sending a ‘secret message’?
Get the scoop here and tell me what you think about this below: The Creation of God | Psychology Today.
Bright, shiny objects! 
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