Lisa, now I will picture you having luxurious coffees in the morning before you use your new luxurious bath before work. Re the toys from 50 shades, well, all I can say is... there is a whole other world out there that I've seen glimpses of since getting divorced. The story is entertaining but is somehow corny? Its that mix of Harlequin romance and twisted. If you are not adverse to graphic, one of the best books I've read was Candy Girl by Diablo Cody (she's written for Chelsea Lately and she wrote screen play for Juno). Best to me as in funny and devour-able and re readable.
And what I was trying to say in previous post (note to self do not post at 230 in the sleepless morning from mobile phone) was that now that I am working less and not going to school, perhaps I can plan a few bellydance classes ahead of time and take the stress out of teaching.
Lisa and Roxie, with all the house building, weddings and baby, you can really see the another phase of life in your kids. I hope to see more independence in mine soon.
Ronne, cool about your kindle and your hubby. See, I knew he was a goodie when you said he went bird watching. I'm thinking of getting one too. (an e- reader, not hubby)
Mary and Ronne, I am grateful I don't have to mow, but agree it is a workout!
Muphy, you and I are opposite in that I love step and am learning to like non step cardio.
I'm working out in the parenting department this week, trying to help dd get her community service hours. I spent a lovely day with my mom while kids worked at a theater and yesterday had a wonderful pedicure time with a dance sister.
voot!
I think Roxie has the Kindle? My books are in epub format but there is an easy free program to convert to mobi format for Kindle. Roxie, I gave you all that info before, right? 
