Showing posts with label au naturel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label au naturel. Show all posts

Monday, August 9, 2010

Sorry, we're closed.

Taking a break from blogging/tweeting/obsessively checking eight hundred social networking sites to get a little fresh air with my mister and our beasts (including the newly rescued mouse. what?). We're canoeing into Algonquin for some backcountry camping for 4 days, followed by a weekend in Ottawa (bachelorette par-TAY!).

Check back Monday, when I will likely be batch-blogging to make up for lost time. A-d-d-i-c-t-e-d. 

Toodles!

p.s. Reminder: Sweet Thing CD release - August 18th @ Mod Club. Tix available NOW!
p.p.s. Oooh, they have a new website too!

(Tree huggers...)

Friday, August 6, 2010

Camping (& Bootcamping)

 [ it *looks* artistic, but really it's just me swatting mosquitoes ]

CAMPING IS HAPPENING!!!

Alex's contract at the Toronto Public Library is up today, and the first wife (Sweet Thing) has nothing on the calendar for next week, so.... we are OFF! This ain't no car camping, babes. This is the real deal: canoeing 2 hours into the wild to our own private island in the middle of Algonquin Park. Ahhh. No traffic, cel phones (eeeep!), blogs (omg.), people (except my favourite of all people), or to-do lists.


Obviously, I'll have a fabulous bikini body for this trip after all of the bootcamping. Oh wait. It doesn't work that fast? I'm all pain, no gain. Payoff should happen soon, hopefully.


Stayed tuned for my post, which should hit BlogTO by Monday/Tuesday. Of course, I'm an oversharer and shameless self-promoter, so you'll hear about it.

Yesterday, while still in full-body-muscle-pain-hell, I attended another Bootcamp class (Urban Playground Fitness) where one of the other lovely students provided a little friendly competition. We had a wall-sit standoff and I lasted 2 whole minutes (best. time. ever.)


Does this mean that I'm actually remotely in shape? I'm sticking it out with Fit Chicks for the rest of the month. I'll post my progress at the end of the session (we did a weigh-in at the first class. eep.) Small worldness: The instructor and I both grew up in Orleans (east-suburban Ottawa).

Fun as it all was (despite the aches and pains and pinched nerves), I am glad to abandon bootcamping for REAL camping for a few days. Maybe all of the chin-ups and tricep dips will help my canoe stroke?