Exaltation Jewelry
With the holidays around the corner, I’ve received several emails from advertisers and entrepreneurs asking me to stick an ad on my site or review a product, book,… Read More »
Yoga Journal: Week Seven
Yoga Journal: A Husband’s Journey through Yoga Avici and Anarthaka (Sanskrit for ‘ceaseless pain’ and ‘bullshit’), Week Seven I was hiking in Yosemite this past week and woke… Read More »
Yoga Journal: Week Six
Yoga Journal: A Husband’s Journey through Yoga Avici and Anarthaka (Sanskrit for ‘ceaseless pain’ and ‘bullshit’), Week Six I can’t spread my toes. Five weeks into this thing… Read More »
Not a Baker
Lauren Baity is an editorial contributor to Prana & Pie; for more about Lauren, see her bio below. I like to cook but I hate to bake. Cooking… Read More »
Yoga Journal: Week Five
Yoga Journal: A Husband’s Journey through Yoga Avici and Anarthaka (Sanskrit for ‘ceaseless pain’ and ‘bullshit’), Week Five (Should Be Four but It’s Not*) Ninety-nine percent of the… Read More »
Yoga Journal: Week Three
Yoga Journal: A Husband’s Journey through Yoga Avici and Anarthaka (Sanskrit for ‘ceaseless pain’ and ‘bullshit’), Week Three I hit two major yoga milestones this week: I attended… Read More »
Yoga Journal: Week Two
Yoga Journal: A Husband’s Journey through Yoga Avici and Anarthaka (Sanskrit for ‘ceaseless pain’ and ‘bullshit’), Week Two Here’s a tip for all you Junior Yogis out there:… Read More »
Yoga Journal: Week One
Yoga Journal: A Husband’s Journey through Yoga Avici and Anarthaka (Sanskrit for ‘ceaseless pain’ and ‘bullshit’), Week One My wife, Emily, has pleaded with me for years to… Read More »
Shout It Out!
Got something to say? I’m looking for editorial submissions from readers with material that’s current, relevant and entertaining. Essays, humor, satire, personal experience, and features on topics appropriate… Read More »
Hi, I'm Laura, and I'm a passionate foodie and a rough-and-tumble yogini. You can usually find me whipping up something tasty in the kitchen, rocking my warrior on my 'Duka, or blogging away at my kitchen table. Wherever I am, I'm glad you're here. 
