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            <title>5 Ideas for Cultivating a Sense of Wonder</title>
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            <description>Reverb 10 is an annual end-of-year project that helps readers reflect on the old year via a series of prompts. One of 2010&amp;#8242;s prompts was “How did you cultivate a sense of wonder in your life this year?”
This question made me think about cultivating wonder in our lives all the time, from the old year into the new.
Wonder is a magical word, I think. And it’s a word that needs more exploration. We need to explore wonder more often, because as adults, many of us lose our sense of wonder in life. It gets buried under piles of bills, deadlines, responsibilities and housework.
Maybe you think you’re too old, too mature or too sensible to have a sense of wonder.
According to Dictionary.com, wonder means to admire, to be amazed, to be in awe, to marvel. It means something strange or s...</description>
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            <pubDate>Thu, 13 Jan 2011 12:28:08 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Shakespeare's Othello, With Sassy Gay Friend: Video of the Day</title>
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            <description>We know William Shakespeare&amp;#8217;s works are classics, so why do we choose Eat, Pray, Love over Othello? In Shakespeare&amp;#8217;s day, even though dudes rocked the tights, you just didn&amp;#8217;t see a lot of sassy gay friends sticking up for female leads, which resulted in more than a few unnecessary deaths and suicides. Finally, here it is: An alternate ending to Othello, reinvented for a modern audience.

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            <title>UTI and “Eat, Pray, Love”</title>
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            <description>I really didn&amp;#8217;t expect to like Eat, Pray, Love. In fact, since its publication in 2006, I’d been avoiding it like the plague. “Typical new-agey, Oprah-y, girly-book,” I thought. Nothing in it to speak to me.
Then I saw the trailer for the movie, and I was hooked –- probably because I, like mostly everyone, love Julia Roberts. I immediately downloaded the book on my iPhone using the Kindle App and began to read.
First, let me say that Elizabeth Gilbert writes exceptionally well, and the book is actually a joy to read. I, of course, loved the Italy eating part. But more surprising to me, I wasn’t turned off by the whole yoga, Guru, find-yourself stuff. This is because Gilbert writes it all with a reporter’s curiosity and a skeptic’s eye, and frames it not as a belief syst...</description>
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            <title>Eat, Pray, Love. Write, Sell, Repeat.</title>
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            <description>My new post on Politics Daily / Woman Up. Eat, Pray, Love. Write, Sell, Repeat.
There&amp;#8217;s a new Julia Roberts movie, based on the 2006 bestseller by Elizabeth Gilbert, and we here at Woman Up are on the case. My friend and editor Melinda Henneberger cautions, If Your Husband Invites You to See &amp;#8216;Eat Pray Love,&amp;#8217; Meditate on It.
Taking her advice, I have yet to see the movie, nor have I read the book on which it&amp;#8217;s based. I have read a few female sojourn books, however. Though divorce is not always their starting point, the finish line is always the same: rediscovery. (My colleague Sarah Wildman calls it &amp;#8220;the ending of one relationship to embark on a relationship with herself.&amp;#8221;)
Indeed. So let me see how close to the mark I can come without even cracking the b...</description>
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            <pubDate>Wed, 18 Aug 2010 03:42:51 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Elizabeth Gilbert and Susan Orlean: Are Women More Easily Distracted By Life Than Men?</title>
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            <description>If we haven&amp;#8217;t talked enough about Eat, Pray, Love today (Have you heard of it? it&amp;#8217;s a book that turned into a movie starring Julia Roberts.), we have one more related comment: The XX Factor posted a Bloggingheads video interview between non-fiction author Susan Orlean and Elizabeth Gilbert (author of Eat, Pray, Love). The authors discuss being &amp;#8220;women writers&amp;#8221;, and why there are so few: Orlean wonders if &amp;#8220;men are a lot better at putting their blinkers on and doing nothing but their work.&amp;#8221;, and Gilbert adds that more women find themselves taking care of other people while simultaneously pursuing their work.
Do you think this is true? Are women more burdened by their families and friends than men? Are men less easily distracted by their loved ones and life ...</description>
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            <title>Eating, Praying, Loving In Pop Culture: A Female Mid-Life Crisis Retrospective</title>
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            <description>Elizabeth Gilbert isn&amp;#8217;t the first woman to experience a mid-life crisis, and today&amp;#8217;s highly anticipated Eat, Pray, Love (based on her book by the same name) isn&amp;#8217;t the first movie to idealize the messy process with a beautiful actress and benevolent outcome. Here&amp;#8217;s our retrospective of pop culture empires built on the needs of thousands of women to live vicariously through another, better life crisis (themes include sex, drugs, crimes, Italy, and divorce):


	
				
			
		
				
			
		
				
			
		
				
			
		
				
			
		
				
			
		
				
			
		
				
			
		
				
			
		
				
			
		
			

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Eating, Praying, Loving In Pop Culture: A Female Mid-Life Crisis Retrospective (Source: Breastfeeding 1-2-3)</description>
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            <title>Larry Smith of SMITH Magazine Shares More Feelings About Wife Piper Kerman's Prison Sentence (Video Exclusive)</title>
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            <description>Larry Smith of SMITH Magazine returns! Lately we&amp;#8217;ve heard a lot from Piper Kerman, author of the new memoir, Orange Is the New Black, about her trials during her 13-month prison sentence and the challenges of re-entry into society after her release, but today we continue our video interrogation of Piper&amp;#8217;s husband, Larry, about his side of the story. Check out the 2nd and 3rd installments of our exclusive video chat with Larry, below, where he &amp;#8216;fesses up about how angry he was at Piper for the mistakes she made, and for hiding those mistakes from him during the beginning of their relationship. (To watch our first chat with Larry about surviving prison on the outside, click here.) 
At 34, Piper Kerman was sent to federal prison on a   ten-year-old    drug smuggling and mone...</description>
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            <title>Exclusive: Piper Kerman, Author of &quot;Orange Is the New Black,&quot; Reads a Prison Letter to Her Fiance on Video</title>
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            <description>Watch last week&amp;#8217;s exclusive video chat with Piper Kerman,  where she opens up about how she sustained her relationship with her then-boyfriend/fiance throughout her six-year pre-prison limbo period, and later during her actual 13-month incarceration.

When Piper Kerman was 34, she was sent to federal prison for a  ten-year-old   drug smuggling and money laundering offense. She spent  13 months in a   minimum-security correctional facility for women  in Danbury, CT, which  isn’t necessarily what you’d expect from a   blonde-haired, blue-eyed  Smith graduate and Red Sox fan from a nice,  New England family.
Piper’s excellent memoir about her prison experience, Orange Is the New Black, was just published    by Random House – with back cover blurbs by Dave Eggers and    Elizabeth...</description>
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            <title>Keeping Your Boyfriend While In Prison: Piper Kerman, Author of &quot;Orange Is the New Black&quot; Opens Up on Video</title>
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            <description>Watch the previous installment of our exclusive video chat with Piper Kerman,  where she opens up about spending six years in limbo before she was locked up in prison.

When Piper Kerman was 34, she was sent to federal prison for a  ten-year-old   drug smuggling and money laundering offense. She spent  13 months in a   minimum-security correctional facility for women in Danbury, CT, which  isn’t necessarily what you’d expect from a  blonde-haired, blue-eyed  Smith graduate and Red Sox fan from a nice,  New England family.
Piper’s excellent memoir about her prison experience, Orange Is the New Black, was just published    by Random House – with back cover blurbs by Dave Eggers and   Elizabeth  Gilbert (not too shabby for a first-time writer).
Piper sat down with Blisstree for the af...</description>
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            <title>6 Years In Limbo Before Prison: Exclusive Video of Piper Kerman, Author of &quot;Orange Is the New Black&quot;</title>
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            <description>Check out more of our exclusive video chat with Piper Kerman, where she talks about why she never sought therapy throughout her prison ordeal.

When Piper Kerman was 34, she was sent to federal prison for a ten-year-old   drug smuggling and money laundering offense. She spent 13 months in a   minimum-security correctional facility for women in Danbury, CT, which  isn’t necessarily what you’d expect from a  blonde-haired, blue-eyed  Smith graduate and Red Sox fan from a nice, New England family.
Piper’s excellent memoir about her prison experience, Orange Is the New Black, was just published   by Random House – with back cover blurbs by Dave Eggers and   Elizabeth  Gilbert (not too shabby for a first-time writer).
Piper sat down with Blisstree for the afternoon to discuss all    asp...</description>
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            <title>Piper Kerman, Author of &quot;Orange Is the New Black,&quot; on Therapy After Prison: More Exclusive Video</title>
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            <description>Check out more of our exclusive video chat with Piper Kerman, where she talks about the surprising and unexpected friendships she developed while in prison.

At age 34, Piper Kerman was sent to federal prison for a ten-year-old   drug smuggling and money laundering offense. She spent 13 months in a   minimum-security correctional facility for women in Danbury, CT, which  isn’t necessarily what you’d expect from a blonde-haired, blue-eyed  Smith graduate and Red Sox fan from a nice, New England family.
Piper’s excellent memoir about her prison experience, Orange Is the New Black, was just published   by Random House – with back cover blurbs by Dave Eggers and  Elizabeth  Gilbert (not bad for a first-time writer).
Piper sat down with Blisstree for the afternoon to discuss all   aspec...</description>
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            <title>Friendships In Prison: More Exclusive Video of Piper Kerman, Author of &quot;Orange Is the New Black&quot;</title>
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            <description>See more of our exclusive video chat with Piper Kerman, where she talks about the guilt and shame that resulted from her prison ordeal.

At age 34, Piper Kerman went to federal prison for a ten-year-old  drug smuggling and money laundering offense. She spent 13 months in a  minimum-security correctional facility for women in Danbury, CT, which  isn’t necessarily what you’d expect from a blonde-haired, blue-eyed  Smith graduate and Red Sox fan from a nice, New England family.
Piper’s excellent memoir about her prison experience, Orange Is the New Black, was just published  by Random House – with back cover blurbs by Dave Eggers and  Elizabeth  Gilbert (not bad for a first-time writer).
Piper sat down with Blisstree for the afternoon to discuss all   aspects of her time in the clink,...</description>
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            <title>More Exclusive Video: Piper Kerman, Author of &quot;Orange Is the New Black,&quot; on Guilt, Forgiveness, and Redemption</title>
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            <description>Check out more of our exclusive video chat with Piper Kerman here, where she talks about staying fit behind bars.

At age 34, Piper Kerman went to federal prison for a ten-year-old  drug smuggling and money laundering offense. She spent 13 months in a  minimum-security correctional facility for women in Danbury, CT, which  isn’t necessarily what you’d expect from a blonde-haired, blue-eyed  Smith graduate and Red Sox fan from a nice, New England family.
Piper’s excellent memoir about her prison experience, Orange Is the New Black, was just published  by Random House – with back cover blurbs by Dave Eggers and Elizabeth  Gilbert (not bad for a first-time writer).
Piper sat down with Blisstree for the afternoon to discuss all  aspects of her time in the clink, from skincare in prison...</description>
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            <title>Yoga and Fitness Behind Bars: Personal Insights From Piper Kerman, Author of &quot;Orange Is the New Black&quot; – Video Exclusive</title>
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            <description>Find more of our exclusive video conversation with Piper Kerman here.
At age 34, Piper Kerman went to federal prison for a ten-year-old drug smuggling and money laundering offense. She spent 13 months in a minimum-security correctional facility for women in Danbury, CT, which isn’t necessarily what you’d expect from a blonde-haired, blue-eyed Smith graduate and Red Sox fan from a nice, New England family.
Piper’s excellent memoir about her prison experience, Orange Is the New Black, was just published by Random House – with back cover blurbs by Dave Eggers and Elizabeth Gilbert (not bad for a first-time writer).
Piper sat down with Blisstree for the afternoon to discuss all  aspects of her time in the clink, from prison beauty products, physical activity, and friendships to the tor...</description>
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            <title>Video Exclusive: Piper Kerman, Author of &quot;Orange Is the New Black,&quot; Talks to Us About Food and Nutrition In Prison</title>
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            <description>Check out our previous video conversation with Piper here.
At age 34, Piper Kerman went to federal prison for a ten-year-old drug smuggling and money laundering offense. She spent 13 months in a minimum-security correctional facility for women in Danbury, CT, which isn’t necessarily what you’d expect from a blonde-haired, blue-eyed Smith graduate and Red Sox fan from a nice, New England family.
Piper’s excellent memoir about her prison experience, Orange Is the New Black, was just published by Random House – with back cover blurbs by Dave Eggers and Elizabeth Gilbert (not bad for a first-time writer).
Piper sat down with Blisstree for the afternoon to discuss all aspects of her time locked up, from prison beauty products, fitness routines, and friendships to the torturous six years...</description>
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            <title>Exclusive Video: Our Conversation With Piper Kerman, Author of &quot;Orange Is the New Black&quot;</title>
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            <description>At age 34, Piper Kerman went to prison for a ten-year-old drug smuggling and money laundering offense. She spent 13 months in a minimum-security correctional facility for women in Danbury, CT, which isn&amp;#8217;t necessarily what you&amp;#8217;d expect from a blonde-haired, blue-eyed Smith graduate and Red Sox fan from a nice, New England family.
Piper&amp;#8217;s excellent memoir of her prison experience, Orange Is the New Black, was just published by Random House – with back cover blurbs by Dave Eggers and Elizabeth Gilbert (not bad for a first-time writer).
Piper sat down with Blisstree for the afternoon to discuss all aspects of her time locked up, from food quality, fitness routines, and friendships to the torturous six years she and her now-husband spent in limbo between her conviction and t...</description>
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            <title>Our Video of the Day: Julia Roberts Is Bummed</title>
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            <description>Columbia Pictures released trailers for &amp;#8220;Eat, Pray, Love&amp;#8221; this week. Don&amp;#8217;t know about you, but Blisstree finds it hard to feel sorry for Julia Roberts as she juggles the attentions of Billy Crudup and James Franco, while &amp;#8220;a guy who looks a little like Yoda&amp;#8221; hands her a prophecy.

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            <title>Eat, Pray, Love, Marry–as Long as You’re Heterosexual</title>
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            <description>By David BoazElizabeth Gilbert, the bestselling author of the memoir Eat, Pray, Love, is back with a new book, Committed: A Skeptic Makes Peace With Marriage. In her earlier book Gilbert reflected on her broken marriage, her travels around the world &amp;#8220;looking for joy and God and love and the meaning of life,&amp;#8221; and her determination never to marry again. In the new book we learn that she surprised herself by meeting a man worth settling down with, a Brazilian living in Indonesia. So they became a couple and settled near Philadelphia, with Jose Nunes regularly leaving the country to renew his visitor&amp;#8217;s visa.
But then came a legal shock:
She was in the early stages of research for that book when Nunes was detained, after a visa-renewing jaunt out of the country, by Homeland S...</description>
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            <description>Happiness. Ahh, what an enticing word that is.
Psychologists call it &amp;#8220;subjective well-being&amp;#8221; (and even abbreviate it as SWB in their research), but it boils down to the same thing &amp;#8212; what makes us more happy? And how can we do more of that special stuff that will lead to greater happiness in our lives?
This Emotional Life, a new PBS documentary hopes to help answer that question in three 2-hour shows from January 4 through the 6th, 2010. &amp;#8220;Each episode weaves together the compelling personal stories of ordinary people and the latest in brain science research, along with revealing comments from celebrities such as Chevy Chase, Larry David, Elizabeth Gilbert, Alanis Morissette, Katie Couric and Richard Gere.&amp;#8221; Sounds like good stuff and we&amp;#8217;re happy to help pr...</description>
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            <title>Is there a ‘creative genius’ in all of us?</title>
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            <description>Is there a &amp;#8216;creative genius&amp;#8217; in all of us? 
Elizabeth Gilbert, author of bestselling book Eat, Pray, Love (One Woman&amp;#8217;s Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia), thinks so. 
In this TED talk, she considers the possibility that everyone has a &amp;#8216;genuis&amp;#8217; inside them and they just need to find it and let it out.

Watch it. It will inspire you to keep working on finding your genius.
Tags: creative genius, creativity, elizabeth gilbert, genius, positive thinking, SuccessShare This (Source: Healthbolt)</description>
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            <title>Breastfeeding Quote of the Day: Committing to Motherhood</title>
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            <description>&amp;#8220;I couldn&amp;#8217;t stop thinking about what my sister had said to me once, as she was breastfeeding her firstborn: &amp;#8216;Having a baby is like getting a tattoo on your face. You really need to be certain it&amp;#8217;s what you want before you commit.&amp;#8217; &amp;#8221; &amp;#8212; Elizabeth Gilbert, Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman&amp;#8217;s Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia, p. 10.
Tags: breastfeeding, Eat Pray Love, Elizabeth Gilbert, lactation, parenthood, Parenting, quoteShare This (Source: Breastfeeding 1-2-3)</description>
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            <pubDate>Sat, 26 Jan 2008 08:48:26 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>For What It's Worth.</title>
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            <description>&quot;Because the world is so corrupted, misspoken, unstable, exaggerated and unfair, one should trust only what one can experience with one's own senses, and this makes the senses stronger in Italy than anywhere in Europe. This is why, Barzini says, Italians will tolerate hideously incompetent generals, presidents, tyrants, professors, bureaucrats, journalists and captains of industry, but will never tolerate incompetent opera singers, conductors, ballerinas, courtesans, actors, film directors, cooks, tailors...In a world of disorder and disaster and fraud, sometimes only beauty can be trusted.&quot;-Elizabeth Gilbert, Eat Pray LoveSo I'm reading the book, and these few sentences give me pause. Perhaps it's the &quot;trust&quot; word.From my earliest memory, there was chaos and suspicion in my life. One day,...</description>
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            <title>Still There Is Pleasure.</title>
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            <description>I have stolen both the title and the idea for this post from Beyond The Map's list of things that are giving her pleasure in spite of the chaos of moving. It's a lovely post, and it made me want to write my own list about what gives me pleasure in the midst of all the chaos in my life...it's like a gratitude list without the guilt!1. On my desk, I have this wonderful squishy skull guy. When I squeeze him, his brains pop out all bulbous and orange. I love him. He's a Halloween toy.2. I have spent my day writing, again. Nothing is better.3. All my secret blogging friends are the best, best, best! I also like are secret talky box that can steal my attention for hours and hours.4. The prospect of all the wonderful things that will be here, soon...like the Friday pizza, the changing leaves, the...</description>
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