Audiobook for dog walking and cracker making, since I apparently have to do that EVERY WEEK now.
Really interesting. I now understand why Fort Belvior Community Hospital looks the way it does - it opened in 2011, and used evidence-based design, as Anthes describes in an early chapter. Gotta say, I like the FBCH building a lot better than I do Walter Reed.
pickThis should be required reading for biology classes instead of a textbook! This was chock full of interesting things about the human body. He also gives brief backgrounds on people who have contributed greatly to the science and medical fields. I‘m so glad I listened to the audiobook; Bryson was a delight to listen to.
so-soToo much detail...but some great big-picture ideas. Worth the quick read.
Not book related but I just saw this in Instagram i(MarathonesPR) I saw myself, like in a mirror🙋🏽♀️, this is me when I complete a marathon, 26.2 miles and the finish arch is still there🙌🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
A bit of light afternoon reading!
This chunkster arrived yesterday, have to read it as part of my health science degree. Wish me luck!
pickIf you‘re just beginning to look into fat activism or you want to get a fat person‘s perspective on society‘s view of us, this is a good place to start. However, if you‘re like me and have read most of the popular body positive/fat activism books, this won‘t add to your knowledge. In closing, the BMI is bullsh**, kids shouldn‘t be put on Weight Watchers, and fat people deserve respect on airplanes and in doctor‘s offices. Amen.
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