Hello Everyone! Congrats all you Butler grads! I hope you all have had a wonderful start to your summer — I know it hasn’t taken me that long to get into “vacation” mode. It seems a lot has happened in one month. I’ve visited England, visited my parents and continue making plans for the rest …
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Mar 02
March Monthly Challenge: Who are You?
When you think about your body and all that it’s accomplished, how would you define yourself? I am taking the last week of February into this month’s challenge. February 24th-28th was National Eating Disorder Awareness Week (NEDA), a week to celebrate all different body types and tackle any challenges with body image. Although Eating Disorders remain a …
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Dec 05
Wrapping up Some Thankfulness
1. My walking partner. When my grandparents lived in their condo this summer, I would always help my grandpa walk the dogs — we would take them to a local nature park in my hometown or just down the street. Nevertheless, Chewy (a.k.a. dog that chews on everything) always got so excited, making it hard …
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Nov 13
Second Helpings: A Little Input From Brooke P. On Giving Back During the Holidays!
We all are looking forward to Thanksgiving Break (only nine more days, not that I’m counting) — spending time with family and friends, the holiday shopping, football, and of course the glorious FOOD. Don’t worry, alternative comfort food recipes are on their way, but first I thought we would talk a little bit about helping …
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Nov 06
Day #5 Thankfulness
In any physical activity setting like a gym, people tend to be very focused. They might keep to themselves and remain oblivious to the things going on around them. As a gym-goer, that can be a blessing but as staff member, things can get kind of dull and sometimes a little lonely. Fortunately, the people …
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