via Scalene (neck) Stretch by Taylor Norris RMT at unionwellness.ca
Bosu and Stability Ball Balance Routine
FLOOR BALANCE EXERCISE
Weight Management
The Art of Creating the Cover for Sylvia
Interview with blacksmith Sandra Dunn of Two Smiths
Interview with Blacksmith Sandra Dunn of Two Smiths by Dan Watt (interviewer) and Peter Samuel (cinematographer).
via Interview with blacksmith Sandra Dunn of Two Smiths
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Pre-and Post-operative Care and the use of Supplements! By Special Guest Dr. Arla Kasaj, ND!!!
Supporting the Ladies – A Guide to Women’s Sports bras By guest blogger Jazzmine Pristine
The Art of the Queen of Caelum
Review of Heartland by John Holland
I purchased John Holland’s poetry book Dry Bones as a gift for my librarian sister-in-law. I won’t comment on the book because poetry is personal. I did read it before I gave it to her. The only regret is that I didn’t buy the book directly from John and ask him to sign it. After reading Dry Bones I wanted to read more of his work so I purchased Heartland.
Listening to Johnny Cash sing Nine Inch Nail’s “Hurt” and to Mazzy Star’s “Into Dust” made sense while I started reading John Holland’s Heartland: Four Novellas set in the Australian Outback. But as I continued to read I think listening to David Bowie or Peter Gabriel singing Heroes made even more sense.
The environment and animals are uniquely Australian but the human essence of the stories could take place anywhere.
Each story drew me in as though I was a character sharing the same experiences as the main characters.
All the stories could easily be made into a movie or mini series. And considering John’s background there is a great deal of sage advice mixed into the telling of “Left of the Rising Sun”. Knowledge that could save someone’s life.
The ebook and paperback are available for Kindle and Amazon Books.
Enjoy! And Keep Safe!
D.W.

