So last night was my last nutrition class. I was telling the manfriend on Monday night that my usual Tuesday night schedule would resume soon and he asked hesitantly, “So, will you be continuing to implement all of the things you’ve learn?” I told him HELL YES! I see this as a jumping off point, not a place to backslide. He smiled and said, “Great! Because I’ve seen some really great changes.”
I asked him to elaborate – I was curious if the changes he’s noticed are the same as the things I’ve noticed.
“Your skin looks great, you’re in a better mood, you’re more fun to be around, you’ve lost weight, and you’re just generally sexier.” Yup, all the things I’ve noticed too! It was so nice to have the things I feel mirrored back to me by my best bud.
And his observations are the greatest testimonial I can give Mojo Mastery. I wish everyone I know would take this class. Truly. I feel like everyone could benefit from this program.
For me, I think the best thing about this class is that I have my happiness back. Late 2010 I was in that car accident, which I now know can mess up your brain chemistry and is something I’m working on straightening out with Marcie’s help. Shortly after the accident I started a job that felt like it sucked the life out of me and I have not truly been my happy, glowing, fun self since. I was quick to cry, quick to anger, irritable, and generally un-fun. And the poor manfriend has born the brunt of that for a year and a half. Is he a hero, or what? He must really like me to put up with that crap.
It sounds cheesy, I know, but I have my mojo back, baby!
The next Mojo Mastery starts in June. If you decide to partake in this awesomeness, tell Marcie I sent you.
My hair. I spend what most would consider an exorbitant amount on my hair. I told the manfriend the amount one time and he just looked at me dumbfounded. See, he just buzzes his hair off about once and month and calls it good so the idea that I would drop that kind of coin on my hair is just beyond him. And I would agree with him except that it’s MY HAIR!
My mother is an encyclopedia of useless information (sorry, ma, but it's true) - no one can beat her at Trivial Pursuit. As I age, I become more like dear old mom everyday. I routinely tell people about resources, recipes, tips, tricks, or websites I've heard about, tried, live by, etc. until one of my clients urged me to start a blog. So here it is! My perpetual ramblings. I hope you find them useful and amusing. If you don't, you can either keep it to yourself or leave me a well constructed critique. 
Perpetual Ramblings 