That picture of Nola was sooooo cute! Talk about a “Welcome home!” 😀
]]>Hillary I love the funk! I can’t control myself. It’s really funny. My first song in the morning by him is usually “Get up offa that Thing.” That totally gets me going for my little dance offs with myself.
]]>Thank you so much for this awesome week of challenges Amy!
]]>This is so fitting! I’m actually a belly dancer, so turning on some music and shimmying around for five minutes is right up my alley. 🙂
I was always interested in dance, but it wasn’t until I started taking classes a few years ago that I realized how much I loved it. Sometimes it was hard to get started, but I was ALWAYS thankful I did by the end.
I believe that everyone should try dancing around every once in a while. Self expression comes in many different forms, at different times; Dancing is just one option!
]]>HI Amber:
That bike ride sounds so lovely. How great that your toddler did breathing and imagery too. What fun.
Cheers,
Amy
HI Julie:
Stairs are such a natural way to get some exercise in – how great that you combined it with being present and seeing what you could notice.
Cheers,
Amy
]]>Andrea:
What a lovely reason to go for a walk. You all inspire me with so many ideas!
Cheers,
Amy
Hi Hilary:
It sounds like you did a great job tackling a difficult challenge for you and embracing the benefits. Is your furry baby a cat? dog? rabbit?
Cheers
Amy
HI Lynda: I think you did such a good job with the challenge today, especially given how hard it is for you. I love that you felt “invigorated and freer.” Thank you so much for sharing that.
Cheers,
Amy
]]>HI Ime:
Your exercise sounds like so much fun! I have one dog who retrieves and one who stubbornly takes the ball and skulks off to chew it. I hear you! It’s amazing how dogs and kids can give us permission to let our silly selves out to play.
Cheers,
Amy