12.29.2014
12.24.2014
When Harry & Sally Met Seinfeld for Dinner
That was us minus the groovy clothing |
12.21.2014
Thoughts on Gymnastics Part Two: Reading & Viewing Primer
I wanted to follow up my review
of Chalked Up with links to a few books, videos and thoughts about
gymnastics. |
12.20.2014
Readings on Gymnastics: Chalked Up Book Review
Chalked Up: Inside Elite Gymnastics' Merciless Coaching, Overzealous Parents, Eating Disorders, & Elusive Olympic Dreams An memoir by Jennifer Sey
(Wow. Book reviews are harder than I had imagined. The second book review in the series proposed in my previous post is below.)
I first read this book when it came out and reread it on a boring November afternoon this past off-season. Competitive gymnastics was a huge part of my life for years and played an important role in shaping who I am today. While I no longer follow the sport closely, I do enjoy reading about it and watching it during the Olympics.
(Wow. Book reviews are harder than I had imagined. The second book review in the series proposed in my previous post is below.)
I first read this book when it came out and reread it on a boring November afternoon this past off-season. Competitive gymnastics was a huge part of my life for years and played an important role in shaping who I am today. While I no longer follow the sport closely, I do enjoy reading about it and watching it during the Olympics.
12.11.2014
Off-Season Survival Plan - Read More Books, Part One
Winter has been slow to come to Southwest Montana and right now it
feels like we're entering the sixth week of November. Ugh! Mike and have
gotten to do some backcountry skiing over the past two weekends but it
is just a survival tactic at this point. Really more tootling than
actual worthwhile ski touring but much better that walking up The M in
mud and ice.
I am thankful for the extra time to take care of some neglected home projects and catch up on reading. Below is the first of what I hope will be a series of book reviews.
I am thankful for the extra time to take care of some neglected home projects and catch up on reading. Below is the first of what I hope will be a series of book reviews.
12.01.2014
A Recipe for the Thankful Season
Wow! November came and went. Between four work holidays, a long weekend in San Francisco and two sick days (A first for me. Ugh!), the month just flew by. Thanksgiving is always such a great holiday and proved to be the perfect way to close out November in style. Between laying low to recover from being stick to socializing to skiing it was a memorable long holiday weekend.
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