If no one minds, I may start “reblogging” my PNMT posts here. What are your thoughts?
I am engrossed in an awesome book and thought I would share some information from it. The book is called Born To Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, And The Greatest Race The World Has Ever Seen; written by Christopher McDougall. I highly recommend you check it out if you are a runner—or just happen to be looking for a good read.
I’m not a runner myself, but my husband and so many of my clients are; most of them experiencing—or have experienced—one or more problems associated with the sport. Achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, knee pain, hip pain, hamstring pulls, shin splints, etc. Does any of this sound familiar? If so, please keep reading this post!
Ever since I went to massage school in ’06, I have firmly believed that running shoes have way too much cushioning and are way too technical; all of this causing, in my opinion, compensation…
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Nicole Ftacnik Photography 
Ok, this is just my opinion, mind you. I like keeping a photography blog site separate from any other blog site. I have two sites now. Granted, I hardly ever post to the other site and it’s got maybe 12 people following that site, but it’s there if I want to. People who follow photo blog sites do that because they like the photos (in addition to any commentary pertaining to a particular photo or photo-related subject). I know better (from personal experience) than to try and incorporate anything non-photography-related. I love looking at your photos, but since PNMT is not exactly my thing, I probably would not look at those particular posts very often. Unless, of course, you incorporated the art of photography and photography how-to’s with a particular PNMT post. Know what I mean?
I know exactly what you mean, Becky. Thanks for giving me your thoughts and I hope you are having a great weekend! 🙂