SO interesting. I haven't quite figured out how I feel about celebrating religion in the public world, regardless of religion. I get really irritated with Mormon commercials blaring in my face right after Conference. Hmm... Would love to talk to you about this.
You can't change people's attitudes even if you change the environment. Very cool that enough people want modesty and focus on fitness instead of sexy bods, but to brand it with Christianity? I was really sad when Gold's changed their motto from "Fitness for Every Body." Do you remember when their advertisements used to be young scrawny boys and old women, plus everything in between? Now it's just hot 20 something models and I'm sad.
A lady who loves babies, sustains womanhood, believes in yoga and USED to own a rock band. (She also craves adventure, questions everything, and isn't sure what she's doing most of the time.)
The Owner and Her Manager
Band Members in Random Order
My Little Man
Brandon Charles Fellow -- August 28, 2014
The Soul of our Honest Colorado Adventure
The Victorian: built in 1898, 2 bed, 1 bath, cardboard floors, bears for neighbors, no disposal, no heat, and it was all ours for 6 whole months!
Home Base -- Ouray, Colorado
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I am the mother of Quinn and McKenna and Lizza and Charlie a full-time teacher at Western Governors University. I love yoga and play dates and chocolate. I am converting from jeans to hiking pants to full-time leggings, and I'm searching for the perfect balance between independent, frumpy mom and still kind of sexy. A few years ago I sold my houses in Utah and moved to a tiny, old Victorian dump in Colorado -- on purpose. I am trying to be more honest in everything that I am. I keep a complete blog of my own life and thoughts at Owneroftheband.blogspot.com. But the real complete blog is at honestcolorado.blogspot.com. That blog is, of course, private to protect the innocent. Two years ago we dropped Mormonism like a hot rock, and we are still navigating a new world of honest, sad, and hopeful.
SO interesting. I haven't quite figured out how I feel about celebrating religion in the public world, regardless of religion. I get really irritated with Mormon commercials blaring in my face right after Conference. Hmm... Would love to talk to you about this.
ReplyDeleteYou can't change people's attitudes even if you change the environment. Very cool that enough people want modesty and focus on fitness instead of sexy bods, but to brand it with Christianity? I was really sad when Gold's changed their motto from "Fitness for Every Body." Do you remember when their advertisements used to be young scrawny boys and old women, plus everything in between? Now it's just hot 20 something models and I'm sad.