Off to be a model…
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by Christine Hennebury
35m ago
For a couple of hours anyway. Occasionally, I do some (clothed!) modelling for a local art group. I’m always a bit nervous beforehand because I want to give them good poses to draw but once I get there, I have a great time. There’s something so focusing and relaxing about having nothing else to do ..read more
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Christine’s Experiment – reframed
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by Christine Hennebury
35m ago
I was going to start this post by saying that I picked a poor week for an experiment but I don’t think that’s entirely true. I think I got ahead of myself with my experiment and started at the wrong question. And my hectic week made that very obvious, very quickly. To recap, last week ..read more
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The changing of seasons and functional fitness
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by Sam B
19h ago
It’s spring and Catherine is right, that does mean spring flowers. However, in my fitness world it also means the seasonal changing of tires and moving of clothes. Out of season tires live beside the house, in a semi-covered area along with canoes and the snowblower and lawn furniture. Out of season clothes live in ..read more
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In search of May flowers
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by catherine w
2d ago
It’s been a rainy April this year, which is in keeping both with New England weather and proverb wisdom. Which means, according to both the proverb and local patterns, that May flowers are on their way. So, I’ve made some flower plans. One of my favorite spring/summer activities is visiting botanical gardens at various times ..read more
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Tonight, we’re celebrating the life of the fit, fabulous feminist,  Catherine Hundleby
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by Sam B
3d ago
In Guelph tonight,  at the Bullring, we’ll be gathering to honour the late great Cate Hundleby, feminist philosopher and occasional FIFI blogger,  as well as her father,  who died in the first year of the pandemic,  with our stories, music, and dancing. It’s a Ceilidh and Dance Wake. Hug your friends. Tell them you love ..read more
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April is Adult Learn to Swim Month
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by Diane Harper
4d ago
US Masters Swimming celebrates this month as a way to encourage certified learn-to-swim instructors and Masters Clubs to offer lessons. They do this to make swimming more accessible for the one in three adults in the USA who can’t swim the length of a pool. I think that’s pretty cool. The percentage of Canadian-born non-swimmers ..read more
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Lessons from the first time out
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by elan.paulson
5d ago
In my previous post I described that I’ve Joined a rec cycling club for the first time. At the kick-off welcome meeting, club leaders gave us helpful tips and explained that the annual membership gives riders access to club routes in the app Ride with GPS. I dutifully followed advice to get my bike tuned ..read more
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BMI charts or AI assistants for weight management? Uh, neither, please.
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by catherine w
6d ago
CW: Discussion of weight and weight loss. AI is the new watchword (well, acronym) in public discussions of pretty much everything from education to finance and now, to health. It’s both lauded and feared for its potential power to replace many of our jobs. But will it live up to that potential? What will be ..read more
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Search and you will find. Maybe?
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by Sam B
6d ago
I’m occasionally amused by the search terms which lead people to the blog. Where do I find them? WordPress tracks them for us. I’m not shocked at what people search for. I am sometimes shocked that they click through to a blog with “feminist” in the title. Below are search terms in bold and below ..read more
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Christine and the small challenge
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by Christine Hennebury
1w ago
I’m setting a little challenge for myself! I always enjoy my walks with Khalee but they are usually better for my mental health than my physical health. I have a tendency to fall into an ambling pace rather than putting much cardio effort in. And that’s fine on days when I need the mental break ..read more
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