I am not on Pinterest!I preferred Milwaukee to the small towns (small towns led to me being bullied throughout high school) but Wisconsin is such an amazing state. Everywhere you go there’s a sense of community. Plus, fresh cheese curds from the Gibbsville Cheese Factory? To die for.
CommentsEven without the textbooks, those things would be strength training. You’re working the muscles in your legs through repeated movements that cause slight tears in the muscles. The textbooks (or dumbbells or kettlebells or barbells) simply make it harder, forcing your muscles to work more.
CommentsI have found someone else I want to interview for this blog: Hanne Blank.
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CommentsThat’s actually sort of a difficult question. I was raised in a number of small towns, most in Wisconsin, but one in southern Canada and one small city in southern California, but I moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin after I graduated high school. I’m currently living just outside Orlando, Florida, but I’ll be moving to Austin, Texas this coming Tuesday.
Complicated enough? :P
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To my last Anon, here’s some personal experience!
CommentsI’m honestly not sure about the “craving them” part, but if you eat them enough that you begin to like them, then at least you won’t be actively avoiding them.
CommentsHey, you should try chocolate almond milk. It tastes just as great and doesn’t have the phytoestrogens that soy milk has.
I love chocolate almond milk, actually! But as I don’t drink soy milk frequently, I’m not worried about the phytoestrogens. Though now you’ve got me hungry for almond milk. But with my move so soon, I’m trying to only buy small containers of perishables so I don’t have to leave all my food behind.
Some awesome tips for runners!
I don’t run but I know plenty of followers do. The heelstrike style of running may look cool, but its no good.
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