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Aren't they calling it the "Drive-Through Diet"? IMHO that makes it all the more pathetic and ironic.

Anyone who has ever loved an animal reads these posts with a lump in their throat. You feel a tremendous sadness for the person who has just experienced such a terrible loss, but you also remember every detail of when it happened to you. And if you are so blessed to currently share your life...

That is one thoughtful husband! :D Here's a husband joke: A very old man lay dying in his bed. In death's doorway, he sudddenly smelled the aroma of his favorite chocolate chip cookie wafting up the stairs. He gathered his remaining strength and lifted himself from the bed. Leaning...

Maybe the thread title should be renamed "Collage Had Clips!"

Looks great! Now I'd like to see her come out with a Volume 3 comprised of the TRX and kettlebells.

I'll never be able to do Millennium Stretch again without thinking of those gold tank tops and the "circle of pushups." Or the flex and point ab crunches. The audience enthusiasm level really cracks me up.

http://www.lileks.com/institute/gallery/index.html Also, http://threadbared.com/ (no longer active, but the archives are good for a chuckle now and then)

That is freakin' hilarious! What a creative genius you are!

Thanks, Kathryn! I hope I adapt, and I'm very interested in any possible solution that doesn't involve pills. It's a good thing that DS found a short haired cat. At least we don't have the long hair all over the place plus the dander! She still looks like a nappy little kitten.

DS brought home a kitten. He knows better, but we've all fallen in love with the little scamp. Problem is, my allergies. I used to take Claritin years ago, ran out and had a several day lapse in between filling my prescription. I felt so much more clearheaded and alert (and smarter) once I...

Thanks, ladies! Looks pretty comprehensive! I think I'll give it a go. Outside, Lioness? That's not a bad idea. I have this vision of launching a kettlebell through the drywall. I also have a curious cat.

Anyone have a breakdown of the different workouts on this DVD? I've heard there are several on there, but I haven't found specifics on how long, how hard, etc. There's no music, is there? Thanks for any information!

"I've Loved You So Long" Kristin Scott Thomas is incredible.

Okay, you've said a few key things: your daughter is going to graduate school; you and your daughter are driving to Seattle together; you are going to spend a week with your daughter helping her get settled; your 20-year old son spends time with you helping with errands. Hopefull, it sounds...

What an idiot. Good for you for handling it as well as you did.

This is good news for me. I am babysitting my neighbor's orchid while they are on an extended vacation, and the flowers shriveled up and died. I was sure I killed it. :eek: I was thinking I might have to buy another orchid, or do something that would be apropros for an episode of Leave it to...

Update: works in one place, not in the other If I try to access the PDF using the STS option in the Workout Manager, it does not work. I get the 404 message. If I access the PDF by choosing to edit my workout from the Calendar, it works.

Thanks for the update to have the STS workout cards available in PDF. When I click on the option, I get an HTTP 404 error message that the page is not available. Am I the only one?

Thanks for the quick reply, Cathe! Darn, I was hoping it was going to tell me I only had to use 3 lbs. :p 30 lbs per hand turns out to be correct. I did STS #1 yesterday and was delighted to see the second time around that I could bang out all of the pushups on my toes. Vast improvement...

Howdy, Cathe! I hope you have time for a quick question ... I'm starting my second round of STS (love it!) and was wondering on the workout cards, when using dumbbells, if the weight is 30 (say, for squats), does that mean I use two 30 lbs or two 15 lbs. I'm sure the question has been asked...