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Happy Tuesday! In honor of Marilyn Monroe, who was born on a Tuesday in 1926 (June 1st, to be exact), I wanted to share my favorite pictures of Marilyn striking a pose...a yoga pose, that is :) Although she's a total pin-up in these photos, she also looks beautiful, classy, happy, flexible, and in touch with her body, as well. Plus, you can tell that she practiced these poses on her own a bit, which makes me think that she was a closet yogini...  Dhanurasana (aka Bow) pose  Sirsasana (aka Headstand)...love the attitude!  Navasana (or Boat) pose...I don't think I've ever seen someone SO happy in this pose! Usually students look a little pained in this one :)  On her way into Halasana or Plow pose... And here she is doing CrossFit! Who knew Marilyn and I had so much in common fitness-wise!??! If only I looked as glamorous when doing these activities...   Gorg, no? Taking a cue from Marilyn, keep it classy and strike a pose today, readers! Namaste, Mary Catherine Comments are closed.
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HELLO!I'm Mary Catherine, a Cape Cod-based yoga teacher, painter, designer, writer, mom, and list-maker extraordinaire. My goal is to inspire you to start living a more creative, simple, joyful, + purposeful life.
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