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My Side of the Fence
http://nadiagiordana.wordpress.com
Weight loss links, heirloom tomatoes, exotic plants, hypertufa projects, publishing endeavors, interesting excursions, club activities, volunteer work, people I’ve met, family photos, grandkids, culinary adventures and other snippets and soundbytes of life along this stretch of the Mississippi River.
- Added on: Dec 29th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Nadia Giordana
- Listed in: Home and Garden Outdoor Recreation
- Tags: weight loss gardening heirloom tomatoes hypertufa nadia giordana chuck kasun
Recent Posts
Blogging For Book Success
Or How Blog Marketing Actually Works For Authors If you’ve written a book and want to market it on the Internet, then CLICK HERE and read this article. Some of these techniques I was already using (learned by trial and error), some I picked up ...
Countdown to Showtimes
Listen to Nadia Giordana on Blog Talk Radio Click the button above these words and you will be taken to the front page of the “THINKING SKINNY™ with Nadia Giordana” radio show. Once there, click on the radio player to listen. (You ma...
Me and the Youngest Grandkids
Oh my gosh! Try getting a good photo in one of those tiny little arcade booths. Four shots is not enough. You should have seen some of the faces–and the kids were pretty goofy too ...
Thinking Skinny eCoach November 2009
Thinking Skinny eCoach November 2009 newsletter is now online. CLICK HERE to read it. What’s inside this issue: Embracing Menopause Naturally by Gabriele Kushi High Cholesterol and its Causes Are You Over-Exercising? Make Your Running Shoes ...
Two Important Announcements
I’m excited, proud and deeply honored to announce my appointment as the Twin Cities Regional Director for GFO40 and also as the organization’s Senior Ambassador. My first order of business was to launch the Twin Cities Girlfriends Over...
Artificial Sweeteners Will NOT Make You Fat
In a nutshell, “…No evidence indicates that sweeteners cause obesity; people with weight problems simply tend to eat more of it (foods made with it)…” Read the complete article by Claire Suddath at Time.com. ...
Great blog! I love the post about growing your own bay leaves. Something everyone should do it's so much better. Will come back again.
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