Things To Do
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March 5, 2010
Name-dropping. Bland finger food. Talking about the weather. Social gatherings can be such a yawner.
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- Hot Dog | D-Fah performance wear for dogs
He drools. He farts. And he’ll steal your food when you’re not looking. No, not your significant other (well…maybe in private). We’re referring to your dog, of course. But despite Clifford’s flaws, you want nothing more than to keep him safe and happy.
- Go Momma Go! | SeeMommyRun.com
See Mommy run to work. To the grocery store. To the pharmacy. To daycare. All that running around turns Mommy into one tired Momma. Or maybe not, if Mommy runs.
- Stand Up for #1 | Go-Girl
Thanks to women’s lib, your mom and the marketing department at Nike, you believe that anything boys can do, girls can do better.
- Suit Yourself | Splish Swimsuits
If synchronized swimming judges rated your recent pool appearance, you would score top marks in technical merit but a big goose egg in artistic impression with that standard issue black racerback.
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March 19, 2010: Yoga and Wine
Enjoy an evening experiencing a couple of life's best perks. Start with a 75 minute yoga practice designed to engage all of your senses. After class enjoy a complimentary guided wine tasting and experience tasting wine with all of your senses fully engaged. Learn more about how to pair food and wine to make it a complete sensory experience and how to appreciate all of life’s little pleasures more fully. All levels welcome.
March 25, 2010: Date Night at the National Aquarium
Explore the Aquarium with someone special as the Aquarium opens its doors for Date Night. Enjoy a peaceful leisurely stroll through the exhibits and animals minus the crowds and children. Appetizers, drinks, and the romantic music of guitarist Richard Barry are all included in the price.
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Safety Tips for Summertime Running
Summertime is here, which means much of your running will be taking place in hot, humid conditions. It is important to continue your workouts, even as the temperature rises, as the miles you build in the summer will be essential for your fall race schedule. Following are some tips to help you train smartly through the summer heat and get the most out of your workout.
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