This week, on the Romance Writers Weekly blog hop, we're asked, "Do you have a fitness routine? What do you do to maintain your physical and mental health?"
Okay! Finally. An easy question! Yes, I absolutely do. Although for most of the last five years this was NOT the case. I used to do yoga somewhat religiously. Then Covid hit and everything shut down, and then I moved, and it's been hard finding a place to go. Most yoga in Texas is hot yoga--which I don't get. It's already hot here (well, not THIS WEEK, but more often than not) so why bother?
Also I don't really like Vinyasa. I'm all about Yin and gentle Hatha--and Restorative, OMG, I love Restorative! I'm all about the props.
I ltry to do a minimum of five classes a week. But I've been known to bump that up to eight classes a week, if my schedule allows it. Right now, I'm on a really tight deadline so, I've pared my routine down a little.
Now, hop on over to Jenna Da Sie's page to learn about her fitness routine!
Fall For You: Texas Heat
A Heartwood, TX Story
Jocelyn Barnes couldn’t wait to leave Heartwood in her rearview mirror—even though it meant breaking two hearts in the process. Now, with her career on hiatus and her great-aunt in need of help as she recovers from concussion, Jo finds herself right back where she started, older but not much wiser, and about to make all the same mistakes all over again.
Carter Donahue doesn’t believe in looking back. As the chef/manager of his family’s new farm-to-table restaurant, he’s got his hands full. With a goal of turning his legacy into a must-see, Hill Country destination, his focus is on the future. The past? He’d rather that stayed buried. The last thing he needs (or wants) is to dig up those old feelings or fall back in love with his ex—especially when she’s already got one foot out the door. Again.
Jocelyn Barnes couldn’t wait to leave Heartwood in her rearview mirror—even though it meant breaking two hearts in the process. Now, with her career on hiatus and her great-aunt in need of help as she recovers from concussion, Jo finds herself right back where she started, older but not much wiser, and about to make all the same mistakes all over again.
Carter Donahue doesn’t believe in looking back. As the chef/manager of his family’s new farm-to-table restaurant, he’s got his hands full. With a goal of turning his legacy into a must-see, Hill Country destination, his focus is on the future. The past? He’d rather that stayed buried. The last thing he needs (or wants) is to dig up those old feelings or fall back in love with his ex—especially when she’s already got one foot out the door. Again.
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