Are you are like me and so many others, looking for ways to help regain our waist lines to the size they were in the past? I watch what I eat (for the most part), cut down on portion sizes, with fewer snacks in between. It doesn't seem to make a difference. It's not like I don't get any exercise. I usually walk a little over a mile a day, and dance 2 -3 times per week.
I have tried different plans, some were ok. But unless you stay with it, the inches return. Then I happened upon a way that works, it's the Apple Patch Diet. To see some excerpts from CBS's 60 Minutes, NBC's Today Show, Oprah Winfrey's O Magazine, and BBC NEWS click here. I truly think it's worth trying. For a limited time you can get 1 month FREE.
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Monday, July 21, 2008
Dance at your wedding
Have you ever had someone tell you, I wish I could learn to dance for my wedding (or at someone else’s)? It’s not too late, no matter how young or old you are. It’s really pretty surprising how few movements you need to know to look good on the dance floor. There are classes almost everywhere across the country, here and abroad. The most familiar is Ballroom Dancing, like that on “Dancing With The Stars”. The dancing they do is at a level far more advanced than most of us will ever develop to. However, if this is what you strive for, it is obtainable. Many of the Ballroom Dance Clubs welcome dancers from very basic, to those at higher levels. Every one dances at the same time, at the level they are comfortable with, and move continuously across the dance floor.
There are other groups that do the same movements. However, they use pre-choreographed dances. With this style you would likely do the same routine to a particular piece of music no matter where you went to dance. This is most recently referred to as “Choreographed Ballroom Dancing”. With this style, rather than initially memorizing a sequence of movements to do with most any song in a particular rhythm (such as Waltz, Rhumba, Cha Cha, and more), you would learn the steps. Then you would dance the steps as they are given. This way you can dance a variety of sequences, without the need to memorize them. There are Clubs across the country, as well as world wide, that participate in this style of dance. Many of these groups are also associated with other Clubs that do a mixture of Choreographed Ballroom and Modern Western Square Dance.
If this sounds like something of interest, stay tuned for more information to come.
Written by Dan Saikkonen
PS> I work from home and enjoy the easy living. If this is something that would be of interest visit http://ItsEasyLiving.blogspot.com.
There are other groups that do the same movements. However, they use pre-choreographed dances. With this style you would likely do the same routine to a particular piece of music no matter where you went to dance. This is most recently referred to as “Choreographed Ballroom Dancing”. With this style, rather than initially memorizing a sequence of movements to do with most any song in a particular rhythm (such as Waltz, Rhumba, Cha Cha, and more), you would learn the steps. Then you would dance the steps as they are given. This way you can dance a variety of sequences, without the need to memorize them. There are Clubs across the country, as well as world wide, that participate in this style of dance. Many of these groups are also associated with other Clubs that do a mixture of Choreographed Ballroom and Modern Western Square Dance.
If this sounds like something of interest, stay tuned for more information to come.
Written by Dan Saikkonen
PS> I work from home and enjoy the easy living. If this is something that would be of interest visit http://ItsEasyLiving.blogspot.com.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Work from home and enjoy the Easy Living
I've been looking for ways to save on gas and travel time with work at home businesses for many years. I've tried at a lot of them, to no avail until now. I am working with some that are head & shoulders above the others. Here are a couple: Worldwide Part time Data Entry, Home Typing Jobs. Earn $500 to $1000 daily, and Work-From-Home Data-Entry Training & Jobs. I'll share others with you soon. You can also see these and more at http://www.myeasyliving.biz/.
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