I hate it when exercise is the answer
Subtitle: a fitness program for the soul
By: Emily Watts.
Publisher: Deseret Book
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Salt Lake City, Utah
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781606411070
Subjects: Christian life -- Mormon authors
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: when exercise is the answer; title: What was the first straw? an exercise in releasing pressure; title: The wrong bus: an exercise in forgiving; title: Instant choirs: an exercise in valuing moms; title: Taking the train: an exercise in discovering unexpected blessings; title: The tax return: an exercise in understanding perspective; title: For Mrs. Silcox, wherever you are: an exercise in returning thanks; title: Fat boys: an exercise in understanding men; title: One big cookie: an exercise in rethinking assumptions; title: Motherguilt, part 1: an exercise in letting go; title: Motherguilt, part 2: an exercise in taking control; title: Sluggish luggage: an exercise in living optimistically; title: The engine-free car: an exercise in adjusting expectations; title: Two speeding tickets: an exercise in making lasting changes; title: Late again: an exercise in suspending judgment; title: The same old hymn: an exercise in hearing; title: Clueless in Seattle: an exercise in acknowledging limitations; title: Unsightly sock lines: an exercise in keeping it real; title: Episodes I'm ashamed of: an exercise in repenting; title: Any spare change? an exercise in sharing; title: How to schedule an unsavory medical procedure: an exercise in practicing discipline; title: Automatic lights: an exercise in shining; title: Stress dreams: an exercise in worrying; title: Dandelions: an exercise in recognizing incremental progress; title: Railroad crossing: an exercise in cultivating humility; title: Wisdom from gracie: an exercise in waiting on the Lord; title: Am I sick yet? an exercise in being prepared; title: Who, me? an exercise in finding your mission; title: For best results: an exercise in implementing the obvious; title: Missing my stop: an exercise in living attentively; title: How did this happen? an exercise in aging gracefully; title: Happily ever after what? : an exercise in seizing happiness now.