The Rock Warrior's Way: Mental Training for Climbers by Arno Ilgner
Putting aside the sort of silly title, this is really an amazing book about getting your head together to climb your best. And we all know that climbing, first and foremost, is a head-game which makes Rock Warrior's Way a must-read. One of the key insights Arno focuses on boils down to the following: stop whining about what you wish you had (ie a better hold or foot, better crimp strength, a longer reach, etc) and just start working w/what you do have. That seems like good advice in general, not just for climbing.
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I read about this site recently and submitted a story which they liked and added to the site. There are great stories of the stuff that's left behind when a relationship ends. Very funny.
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Someday. I might forgive you, Oregon State for crushing my title hopes... but that day is a long way off.
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Mary Tyler Moore blew me away with her performance as the distant, cold-hearted mother in this movie. Knowing her only as the buoyant Mary of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", I was even more chilled by her character's inability to co... Mary Tyler Moore blew me away with her performance as the distant, cold-hearted mother in this movie. Knowing her only as the buoyant Mary of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", I was even more chilled by her character's inability to connect with anyone but herself. And although Timothy Hutton's struggles are primarily psychological, he makes them almost tangible through his vibrant and honest portrayal of a young man who has lost sight of what he wants from life . . . and if he really wants to live.
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Very cosy. Perhaps not for when you're really missing having a partner, unless you're in that state in which you are sad, and you want to indulge, because in a weird way that would make you very happy. If that's how you feel, then... Very cosy. Perhaps not for when you're really missing having a partner, unless you're in that state in which you are sad, and you want to indulge, because in a weird way that would make you very happy. If that's how you feel, then watch it! Basically, this is the story of a woman who loses her husband unexpectedly. However, upon her 30th birthday, she receives a letter from him, and it transpires that for the next year, he has written her letters and set her 'tasks' to help her move on, and to properly say goodbye. It's moving in parts, and although not groundbreaking cinema, it's a lovely film, and properly girly.
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