A few quick questions...

[mamagotcha]

1. I got a free Annoy-a-tron with my holiday Thinkgeek order. Anyone out there want it?

2. Anyone have any experience with Nia?

3. Would it be too weird to put grated lime zest and lime juice into chili? The other ingredients so far are red peppers, corn, onions, canned black beans, canned green chilis, canned diced tomatoes, a chili in adobo sauce, some garlic, and chicken thighs (seasoned and baked separately so the vegan girl can have some, too).

Comments

[mh75.livejournal.com]

i can't even tell what Nia is from the front page.

i think lime would be a delicious addition.

[klwalton.livejournal.com]

I wouldn't hesitate to put lime in chili.

[saxikath]

Lime sounds good to me.

[gramina.livejournal.com]

I dunno about the first two, but three sounds wonderful!

[essaying.livejournal.com]

I did Nia for a few weeks and really loved it -- more than just about any other form of exercise I've done. Then the hip flared up (I'm still not sure whether Nia was a contributing factor, but it may have been) and I quit going. The fact that I'd managed to have a rather startling kundalini orgasm during class was an issue as well -- I don't mind *doing* that sort of thing, but I'd rather do it among like-minded individuals and not a lot of gray-haired Piedmont matrons, which was rather embarrassing even though I'm fairly sure nobody noticed.

And, re: the chili: no. Lime juice is almost always a good addition to anything with Mexican seasoning.

[popefelix.livejournal.com]

Lime juice: totally.

Nia - my friend royal_spice used to do Nia, and really liked it.