What do you think is going to happen once the novelty of Barack Obama wears off?

Edwards or Clinton, just don’t know what to think.

My money is on the gecco from the Geico commericals. Once he endorses, I’m all in!

I’ve joined a Christmas Choir. Celia’s Yuletide Express is not a professional choir, just a group of fun holiday song loving creative types who love to get together at locals bars and events around town and sing, sing, sing! We’re performing all month around St. Louis, MO, come see us if you can.
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I love being back in St. Louis. Everything seems to slow down here. People smile at one another on the streets (even the homeless say “Good Morning” to ya). When did we stop smiling at people?

I get to run today for the first time since the Marathon. After such an intense run you’re suppose to let your body rest for a while. But resting in December could prove to be dangerous? My six months in Los Angeles gave me an extra 10 pounds, I won’t let the most happily plump month of the year give me another 10. Plus I need to prepare for my big return to New York City on January 1st. I need to be able to bike 12 miles a day (to and from work), walk a ton, hit the subway steps without losing my breath, take tennis lessons and be in top shape to find a man. Phew! Health plan for December:
- WATCH THE FOOD, everything in moderation.
- Walk at least one hour everyday.
- Follow the running recovery plan.
- Bike, bike, bike.
- 8 Minute Abs everyday.
- Think skinny.
- Finally realize that crack is wack.

I can do it!
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Heading up to Iowa next week to volunteer for the John Edwards Presidential Campaign. Not sure that I’m supporting him yet, but my wonderful friend Meredith works for him. Check the blog out next week for lots of fun rural campaign stories!

Maybe I’ll be at the center of a bathroom sex scandal. Wouldn’t that be fantastic? I do need a date.

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How hot is this?!?! My beautiful friend (and sister, I don’t care what the blood tests say), made it on Politco.com today. I couldn’t be more proud.

We once shared a sleeping blanket on the cold floor of a “crack house” (not really, too much to explain right now) in the freezing winter of Manchester, New Hampshire during the Wesley Clark campaign in 2004. Now look at her, working for John Edwards.

Seriously, this is awesome!

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