Building My Wings On The Way Down

September 30, 2010 Angie 0 Comments

A friend/client messaged me earlier this week asking what I had planned for her personal training session. My response? “IDK.” Yep. Twenty four hours prior to her arrival for her personal training session, and I honestly had no idea what I was going to do with her or for her. Now, before you freak about …

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10 Things

September 25, 2010 Angie 0 Comments

1. Coffee without whipped cream out of the spray can just isn’t the same at 5:30 AM on a Saturday. 2. Cats aren’t the only mammals with 9 lives. Apparently some humans have that many, too, and save them for years 80-90. 3. Roller coasters are made of many different substances. In my case the …

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Amazing Morning

September 24, 2010 Angie 0 Comments

Fall is here. The calendar says so. My pansy butt goose bumps say so. The cars that park up and down the street in front of the wellness center every Thursday and Friday night say so. The lazy sun who keeps sleeping later and later seems to be saying so, too. This morning was one …

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Permission Granted

August 19, 2010 Angie 0 Comments

Are you tired of always doing “it” the “right” way? Have you always wanted to march to the beat of your own drum instead of to the beat of other’s expectations? Here’s what you’ve been looking for: Danielle LaPorte’s Permission Slip from the Universe Permisson granted. Now go live.

Lessons Learned from a Wild and Crazy Week

July 2, 2010 Angie 0 Comments

This week has been full of enlightenment. Several lessons have come about as a result of my adventures. 1. Religious beliefs can really mess with a person’s ability to accept new ideas for personal improvement. 2. My home is perfect even though Martha Stewart would be appalled. 3. My children are fabulous entertainment for company. …

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This is Me

June 22, 2010 Angie 11 Comments

Summer vacation is here, and this time, it is here in a very big way. My job with the school district is over. Ended. Done. That should mean time to relax, plan, create, enjoy, and did I mention relax? Relaxing probably isn’t going to happen at this point. The rest of the month of June …

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Intuition + Self Care + Intuition + Intuition = Perfection

April 21, 2010 Angie 0 Comments

Yesterday, I took the day off. I had good reason, but I could have easily pushed through and gone to work. Munchkin would have been fine at home by herself resting. But I didn’t. Something inside of me said to stay home. Rest. Be with my kid. Read. Write. Rest. Cook. Rest. Eat. Rest. I …

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Simple Changes: Good for You and Good for the Environment

April 18, 2010 Angie 0 Comments

This morning I stumbled on an article by Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dr. Michael Roizen entitled 4 Green Moves That Help You, Too. In the article, the docs identify a great starting point for implementing simple changes that could make a big difference. Hop on over and see what they have to say, then check …

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Celebrating Life, Spring, and My Hunky Farmer Boy

April 4, 2010 Angie 5 Comments

It’s Easter Sunday morning, and for probably the first time since I was conceived, I won’t be at an Easter church service. It’s been almost a year since we went to church….any church. It’s nothing personal at this point. I’ve just got better things to do. That used to really bother me, and I guess …

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The Prayer is the Feeling, Not the Words

April 3, 2010 Angie 2 Comments

When I was a kid, say about ages 6 through….oh….37, I had a relationship with prayer that was….uhm…..less than spiritual. Actually, me and a girlfriend would usually sit together during church and (forgive me Father for I knew not what I do-ed) <embarrassment ensues> time them….with a watch….with a second hand, which wasn’t necessary because …

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