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Dustmite started this one. 
She blogged yesterday about a movie she had just seen, starring Geena
Davis, and noted that she looks like her. So I am
propagating this along...has anyone told you that you look like a
celebrity or high profile person? Or have you noticed the
similarity? Care to share in your blog?
I have been told by several people that I look like Steffi Graf.
There she is up there on the left. I haven't been told this in
about 10 years though...I was 25 pounds lighter, and, several years
before that, described as "loud and athletic" by my roommate in
college (to my future husband.)
I've played tennis very, very casually, just lopping the ball over the
net (sometimes it made it over) with my brother while growing up...or
even in the street in our neighborhood. That's all the tennis
I've done. I was a competitive swimmer instead.
I still do the ponytail thing, though! and I can make mine look as good as Steffi's when I apply myself!
Very good program!
It's pledge week at
PBS...when they have some very juicy programming! You may want to
look for Christiane Northrup's new program, Mother-Daughter Wisdom,
based on her new book of the same name. It airs this week...check
out your local listings at pbs.org. Here's some information from the PBS website:
Dr. Christiane Northrup's Mother-Daughter Wisdom Check local listings for air date and time
In the course of this four-act program, Dr. Christiane Northrup
reveals how and why the mother-daughter bond is at the headwaters of a
woman's health and how a deeper awareness and understanding of this
most profound of all relationships is crucial to all women -- and the
men who love them. (CC, Stereo)
Christianne Northrup also wrote, Women's Bodies, Women's
Wisdom. She is an ob/gyn in Maine, and is very keen on the
body-mind-spirit connection...your body and general health mirror your
life events. She is also very funny and has great insight...catch
this program if you can!
I had a great evening with her program...I had my cup of tea,
hotpack on my back, daughter playing quietly in the room, my period had
just started...feminine power ruled the roost! The boys (dh and ds) , although invited, choose to go to bed.
Today's "Thursday thinker" haiku is to be about a favorite memory or tradition of St. Patrick's day.
potted green shamrocks
a bunch of green carnations
grocery store goodies
daily haiku
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