I wanted to share an article I wrote for Health.com entitled “Sick Of the Same Old Dating Routine? Yoga Is the Hot New Way to Get Close,” which I am so excited to report is currently being featured on the homepage of Health.com!!! If you are thinking about going on a yoga date, read this first for tips and cautionary factors to consider beforehand, and if you never ever plan on going on a yoga date, please check it out anyway just for fun! AND, if you enjoy the article, please share it with others and forward to friends and/or post on Facebook, Twitter, etc.!
http://tinyurl.com/yogadates
Thank you & Namaste!
xoxo,
Jen
So there’s road rage, and then there’s…yoga rage! You know, like when you go to a yoga class all ready to relax & unwind, and then some un-spatially aware person sets their mat up right in front of you and you spend the entire class with their feet in your face, and afterwards you wind up feeling enraged instead of enlightened.
I guest blogged on Health.com a few weeks ago and wrote a post entitled “Peace and Courtesy on the Mat: 5 Ways to Avoid Yoga Rage.” I am so excited that my article was featured on the homepage of Health.com, and also picked up by The Huffington Post! Check it out here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/08/5-ways-to-avoid-yoga-rage_n_133068.html
And if you have ever had a bout of yoga rage, please post a comment and share your experiences!
Om shantih!
Jen
Hey there!
Hope you are gearing up to enjoy this gorgeous summer weekend, or that it is already in full swing!
I am super-excited to be writing for this fabulous new blog called Hip Slope Mama, and I wanted to share an article I wrote for the site this week entitled “What To Do When The Universe Plays Hard To Get,” all about making things happen vs. allowing them to happen. Check it out here http://hipslopemama.blogspot.com/2008/08/what-to-do-when-universe-plays-hard-to.html and post a comment if you’ve had similar experiences, I’d love to hear what you have to say on the subject!
Enjoy the day!
Lots of love!
Jen xoxo
Did you ever notice how upsetting it is when something breaks (and/or leaks) in your bathroom? Like, disproportionately so? I experienced this firsthand when I had ongoing problems with my toilet. I didn’t realize how much I took my toilet for granted when everything was running smoothly, but when things started to go wrong and then more wrong, I quickly devolved into a frazzled wreck. Read all about how I tried to apply yogic teachings to my bathroom breakdown in “Becoming One With the Toilet” on Health.com. And if you’ve tried to remain calm amidst agitating and challenging circumstances, or you just want to vent about your very own bathroom disaster, post a comment!
