I am going to take my first yoga class today. I got a 14-day umlimited class pass for $40. I am excited about attempting real yoga... and I'm wily too, as this class is "restorative" which means it's basically stretching and, well, relaxing.

YAY!!! Restorative yoga is actual yoga! You don't have to be sweating gallons and shaking with effort to be doing real yoga.

Shoes I bought last fall that I haven't worn until now [link]

Oh, those are HAWT!

I stumbled across a site, via the Fug Girls that appears to have Louboutin shoes at insane prices.

I'm soooooooo tempted, except I'm a wee bit worried that it's some scam site.

But shoes!

Pretty, pretty shoes!

Go, Scrappy! I lurv having a regular yoga practice, and I hope I can fit it back into my schedule and the budget after the kiddo is born.

I would love to tell my DH that I'm having a craving, but for all those conversations we've had where I've denied having any cravings. And we've been eating out a lot, lately, including last night.

Where, Barb?

Cute shoes, GC!

Yay, yoga! I'm only up for about 15 minutes of yoga at home, so I'm not attempting a class, but I'm already feeling like I'm getting benefits.

Sparky, you have to try the new pizza place so you know whether to recommend it to visitors! Is that the place that totally faked out me and DH by having a sign but no interior when we were there? Seems unlikely, now that I consider how long ago that was, but it was a pizza place...

It's a site called Louboutin Box: [link]

I am in exceedingly deep lust with a couple of pairs on there.

Looks like Laboutin Box stuff is knock off. Still, pretty!

Yeah, I was poking about and found a few other sites of the "too good to be true" variety. I figured they were knock-offs, especially when one pair was something like 90% less than the actual retail.

{{{Fay}}}

Tell him you have a craving. What father-to-be can refuse his wife's pregnant cravings?

I'm nearly certain that there's even a Talmudic injunction about this -- if a pregnant women is having a craving, her husband has to go get her whatever it is.

really? Not to sound like Annoying Goyische Officemate or anything...

I'm nearly certain that there's even a Talmudic injunction about this -- if a pregnant women is having a craving, her husband has to go get her whatever it is.

Not according to my husband. (And he's Jewish.) Late one night when I was pregnant with Nate, I had an overwhelming craving for a Hershey's bar. Just a plain old Hershey's bar. We lived two blocks away from the grocery store. I told Lewis I wanted a Hershey bar. He refused to go get it. His reasoning? There was a blizzard going on.

I still maintain that it was a tiny little snowstorm. He swears blizzard. Needless to say, he didn't go.

I have never let him forget this.