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Stretch your splits in 3 weeks – Flexibility to the Max! · Drill Obsession.com After reading this, here are some articles I recommend you also read: I know it sounds crazy. Have your splits down in three weeks when you’re still two feet off the ground? It’s possible, but you just need the time to commit to this. Before you read this, I’ll warn you that it sounds like a TON of time, but think about it . . . you want your splits, right? Why don’t you just get them now so that you don’t waste time thinking about how far from the ground you are? So, let’s get started (If you’re just looking for stretches, scroll down). Reserve thirty minutes a day to stretching (yes, including weekends, or else it won’t work. Session 1: 15 minutesI recommend that you get this over in the morning, before you go to school, work, or whatever you do during the daytime. Session 2: 15 minutesThis one I’d say to do before you sleep. Keep up with the same thing as week one, but now stretching time is increased to 45 minutes a day. Increase your stretching time to one hour. Half squat: Squat.
The New Professional Freelancer | Style and Professionalism Out of the Office: style Shopping is a marathon, not a sprint. When I want something (really want, not just sort of want), I'll wait it out until I find the perfect item. During my first year on this blog (the shopping diet), I kept a weekly wish list of things I wanted once my year was up. I'm still pretty much working off of that wish list (I know, I'm slow) as well as the "In the Moment" posts I started doing after the shopping diet, so I figured I'd give a quick update, since I just fulfilled some of these within the past 6-8 months. Black bag (blogged: May 24, 2010; obtained: October 2011) You heard that right...I finally have a black purse! Wedge heels (blogged: October 11, 2010; obtained: March 2012) It took a year and a half, but my latest purchase was a pair of coral patent Calvin Klein wedge heels from Marshall's. The Happiness Project (blogged: April 25, 2011; obtained: December 2011) I picked this up at the Miami International Book Fair for $8.
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DIY Ideas: Recycling Old Sweaters Have you ever dreamed to become famous fashion designer? Have you dreamed of fashion fantasy and glamour. Well, most of us don’t have chance to achieve dreams, however, the small DIY projects can bring up our creativity and wake up the designer who is sleeping in everyone of us. In today’s article we will show you numerous ways to recycle your old sweaters the good way. Wine Bottle Cover Lampshade Laptop cover Sweater mittens Sweater pillows Pumpkins Sweater-wrapped Wreath Trick boot socks Sweater Legwarmers Sweater Jar Covers Tote Bag Sweater Rug Gift wrap Sweater Bracelets Infinity scarf
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