Meetings once a week at Cerca Trova Yoga
... Starts this Friday Nov 25th 5:30 - 6:30 pm.

We will weigh in, measure ourselves share our visions, goals and challenges we have around Food and the Holidays. Let's get through the holiday's a little lighter and brighter. How about enter the New Year with a Resolution in place and putting into motion during one of the hardest times of the year to eat less and right. It's in Giving and Receiving that we Find Balance. We at Cerca Trova Yoga (italian for seek & you shall find) challenge everyone reading this to eat a little less this holiday and donate the food they would have eaten to someone in need. Please go to my blog and let us know how much you lost or if you maintained your weight over the holidays! http://www.cercatrovayoga.com/blog.html

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Cerca Trova Yoga
 
 
Bryn Mawr College will be hosting a live stream of TEDxWomen on Thursday, Dec. 1. The all-day event will take place in Goodhart Hall’s  McPherson Auditorium. Registration information can be found on the TEDxBrynMawrCollegeWomen website.

TEDxBrynMawrCollegeWomen is being organized by Bryn Mawr College’s Katharine Houghton Hepburn Center, the Self-Government Association, and the College Communications Office.

Announced speakers include well-known figures such as Jane Fonda, Gloria Steinem, and Barbara Walters.

 
 
Congratulations goes out from all of us here in Havertown to Paul Hendrickson for his great success with his recently published book Hemingway's Boat: Everything He Loved in Life, and Lost, 1934-1961.  #14 on the NYT Bestsellers List!   Also congratulations to Paul's beautiful wife Ceil and his family. 

 Hemingway's Boat, a look at Ernest Hemingway's highs and lows and the life that revolved around his beloved boat, Pilar. It has already been hailed by James Salter in The New YorkReview of Books as “Rich and enthralling . . .  "  And Maureen Dowd writes in her Oct. 16 New York Times column,  "Paul Hendrickson has written a captivating book called Hemingway’s Boat, about Ernest’s 27-year love affair with Pilar, his mahogany cabin cruiser that outlasted three of his wives 'and all his ruin.'”

Hendrickson is a distinguished writer and journalist whose previous book, Sons of Mississippi, won the National Book Critics Circle Award.