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(Note: I apologize for the weird line breaks in this post. I can't seem to fix them!) I've needed a week to digest my first Blogher experience. Bottom line: Blogher09 was a mixed bag for me.  Read more >

In two days, I’ll be heading to Chicago to my very first blogging conference. When I started this blog seven months ago, I had no idea that there were so many bloggers out there. And now, I get to meet about 1,400 of them. Or at least 5. Including my roommies, (Rachel and Julia) who graciously are letting me crash in their room.  Read more >

One. I don’t want to be fat on my wedding day. I’ve not stuck with my no-sugar, no-gluten diet and daily workout for the past several days. After losing almost 3 pounds in the first two weeks of eating very clean, I slipped up when I had to travel for work last week. I avoided all the pastries set out as snacks in our meeting room. I didn’t have a single coffee, even though I was two hours ahead of my normal body clock. But on Thursday night, I had three  Read more >

This morning, I walked into an email from my mother letting me know that they had to put my golden retriever, Sunny, to sleep last night. He was 12. He was a pretty, dark copper boy with lovely blond feathering, a ready smile and a love of getting the squeakers out of squeaky toys.  Read more >

Today Judi, my therapist, and I began working on my core beliefs around money. We’re using a process called PSYCH-K, which uses a variety of energy points, body postures, movements, affirmations and muscle testing to identify and reformat misaligned subconscious beliefs. Yes, yes, a little “out there,” but then a lot of the stuff that seems to work for me tends to be unconventional. The conventional stuff helps a bit, but it seems to get more at the symptoms than the root cause of issues (see every blog since April re: Wellbutrin).  Read more >