Archive for December, 2009

So here comes a new year.  So many chances to embrace constructive change.  If only I had more control over some of the things I wanted to change, like, I resolve not to catch either a cold or the flu this year.  But those type of things aside I’ve embraced the following resolutions: We will [...]

Sitting around the house gives you lots of time to think about things that otherwise would not cross your mind.  As I lay in bed this morning, tolerating the miserable coughing fits associated with this cold, I started reviewing our budget in my head.  On of the first things that jumped out at me is [...]

Involuntary Time Off

Posted: December 27, 2009 in health, life, Me
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Thanks to the common cold I’ve been out of commission for the last few days- and for the next couple of days as well.  I am using this time to plan out my next steps to come back from my previous uninspired and unmotivated state of mind.  I’ll be back in a few days.  And [...]

I ache ALL over.  My legs hurt (especially thanks to those one-legged squats), my shoulders hurt (thanks to push presses), and my core huts thanks to pretty much every exercises I did yesterday.  Oddly enough, otherwise I feel great.   I have plenty of energy, my guts doesn’t quite feel as annoying (even though its [...]

It has come to this.  The metaphorical tornado that is my life swept through over the last couple of months and now I have to assess the damage caused by stress, apathy, inactivity, distraction, and gluttony.  I hate doing this, always have, but it is essential to starting over.  It’s hard to climb out of [...]

There’s something about the seventeenth time you’ve made the same mistake that is humbling and tends to bring about a feeling of despair.  How could I do THAT again?  Of all the things, that’s the one thing I know NOT to do, the one thing I know how to avoid…and yet I do it.  You [...]

Comps came close to ruining me mentally and physically.  Too much stress, too little time, and almost no motivation for several months.  I packed on pounds, lost endurance, lost strength, and regained my taste for sweets of all kinds.  Now comps is over and I am ready to get back on track (once I finish [...]