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Bondi Band and books!

I just ordered a Bondi Band today for a fellow Blogger, Callie, who's raising money for her Aunt's radiation treatment. You have to buy them from Callie's website so the money will go to her Aunt and they are only on sale until tomorrow (August 11th) at noon. $5 goes towards her treatment!  I had been eyeing them anyway, and I thought this was a good reason to buy one! :) I got the pink one, of course. :) Can't wait to wear it! :)

Operation Beautiful: Transforming the Way You See Yourself One Post-it Note at a Time


I received my Operation Beautiful book in the mail yesterday! As soon as I opened it, I started reading and looking through it. Cailtin did an amazing job on it! I can't wait to read it all the way though!






The Nonrunner's Marathon Guide for Women: Get Off Your Butt and On with Your Training


I also received  The Nonrunner's Marathon Guide for Women! I have read several chapter's and I am loving it! Dawn Dais is great at making Marathon training sound entertaining. She is very sarcastic while telling you exactly how she felt with her runs. After I accomplish my first 5K and 10K, I hope to use her training schedule to train for a Half & Full Marathon!



Can't wait to keep reading these books! Plus I am still reading ChiRunning and Born to Run! I have a lot of reading to catch up on! :)
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  1. TinaAugust 10, 2010 at 4:44 PM

    Those are all great things to get! I want a Bondi Band. I hate when sweat gets in my face.

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