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November 22, 2013

I get O Magazine.Yes, THE Oprah Magazine. I didn’t subscribe. I don’t know how I get it, who might have gifted me with this, but I have to admit, I like it. I get it, monthly, big and beautfiul in my mailbox. If there is a big ,beautiful check biling me montluy for it, that I don’t see. But O- I get.

And though I don’t really read magazines, save for in the doctors office, I do read this one. And I love the quote page:

ALWAYS ERR ON THE SUNNIER SIDE OF DOUBT.

(and)

Life is like a camera. Focus on what’s important. Capture the good times. Develop from the negatives. And if things don’t work out, TAKE ANOTHER SHOT.

All classes will be suspended this week, as I go to NYC to breathe in my Brooklyn baby, but I will see you all as our schedule resumes on December 2nd!

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