u/Willing_Day_2010

Currently have a Subaru so whatever the complaints about them are don’t really bother me— they ride rough, bad connection with the infotainment system, etc. I would just get the Outback but they redesigned them :(. I honestly assumed I’d just be a Subaru Person™️ for life but the redesign kind of ruined my plans to get one of those. Tbh I just know nothing about cars that aren’t Subarus lol so idk if there’s some sort of sleeper car that is amazing and exactly what I need.

Only stipulations are that it has to be new, American in name (dad is paying and that’s what he says so I’m not going to complain), and low enough to the ground that a big old dog can hop in. Currently thinking forester, maybe a Buick???, the Mach e? Safety is prob my top priority so I’ve had my eye on the Volvos, and if they’re far and away the best for some reason and you can give me talking points to sell them that would work too!

If you haven’t read it, looking for: historical fiction/retelling, cozy-ish, slow burn romance, mystery subplot, and happish ending. Absolutely into a series!! I just want an immersive mystery that doesn’t end sad lol.

I legit have no idea where to even start when they say “medium” and “heavy” lol. I’m a 41 year old woman who is pretty active (physical job and Pilates). I know it varies per person but even a starting point would be helpful because I’ve never done any of their strength workouts!

Okay so I’m in the minority that I love Hannah Corbin’s rides SO much lol, but I do want to branch out. Something I really like about her is her regularly reminding you to check your form, release tension in your face, how specifically to alter your body to lengthen, etc. what other instructors are good about doing that? I don’t necessarily need any positivity or inspiration