Remembering Cynthia Kereluk (not that she's dead or anything)
The little cartoon version of Cynthia at the beginning just cracks me up! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfAKHcXINAM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZAyK20p8NU
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynthia_Kereluk
All my instincts tell me that this is one of the most likeable people you could ever meet. Cynthia Kereluk was the 1984 Miss Canada, had teeny parts in some movies, married a guy who was in Free and Bad Company (really?). But mostly she had a half-hour exercise show that ran for fifteen years (dang), EVERYDAY WORKOUT. I liked the show because (aside from her looks, let's be honest), Cynthia was just such a comforting presence. She chatted amiably about everything from being of Ukranian descent to gluten allergies to her pen pals in other countries. She was like a gorgeous female Mr Rogers. I always thought she would have been a wonderful grief counselor. And if you think about it, even if only a small percentage of viewers actually went through the exercises with her rather than just making a half-hearted effort for a few minutes, Cynthia most likely prevented a number of heart attacks. That's some time out of Purgatory right there.
That's about it. I have nothing bad to say about her (except maybe snickering about the way she demonstrated pelvic thrusts to strengthen the lower back, ha ha). As far as I know, she's still out there, saving endangered animals or something.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZAyK20p8NU
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynthia_Kereluk
All my instincts tell me that this is one of the most likeable people you could ever meet. Cynthia Kereluk was the 1984 Miss Canada, had teeny parts in some movies, married a guy who was in Free and Bad Company (really?). But mostly she had a half-hour exercise show that ran for fifteen years (dang), EVERYDAY WORKOUT. I liked the show because (aside from her looks, let's be honest), Cynthia was just such a comforting presence. She chatted amiably about everything from being of Ukranian descent to gluten allergies to her pen pals in other countries. She was like a gorgeous female Mr Rogers. I always thought she would have been a wonderful grief counselor. And if you think about it, even if only a small percentage of viewers actually went through the exercises with her rather than just making a half-hearted effort for a few minutes, Cynthia most likely prevented a number of heart attacks. That's some time out of Purgatory right there.
That's about it. I have nothing bad to say about her (except maybe snickering about the way she demonstrated pelvic thrusts to strengthen the lower back, ha ha). As far as I know, she's still out there, saving endangered animals or something.