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clevermanka) wrote2008-02-04 10:13 am
clevermanka) wrote2008-02-04 10:13 am
Happy ending
The water for most of Wescoe is shut off for a week. So if I want to go to the bathroom or get some water from a fountain, I must either go downstairs to the two-stall restroom in the food court area, or to the newly built areas west of the main building. I don't mind so much because it gets me out of the office for a little extra time. But for someone with health issues, or for people in wheelchairs, etc., this would be annoying at best. A week? Yes. At least. They hope to have the plumbing back on by next Tuesday.
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mckitterick bought an exercise ball yesterday, so this morning I focused my calisthenics around exercises I could do on the ball. It was a lot of fun, even when I fell off and banged my knee. I was trying to do an abdominal pike exercise. I didn't do very well, but I got back on and did three or four very small and very wobbly attempts before moving on. I'll get better.
I made it up the hill in just barely over ten minutes this morning--it used to take me fifteen. I'm not getting any sleeker or lighter, so it's nice to see tangible progress. If I don't drop at least a few pounds soon, though, I might make an appointment with the endocrinologist. Fiddling with the thyroid hormone medicine isn't something I want to deal with (it's more a PITA than anything), but if my hormone levels are wacked again, I need to fix that sooner rather than later.
Hurray, hurray, I'm feeling better physically! No tummy issues all weekend, and not even a smidgen of a headache. I ran around all day Saturday (yoga, errands, grocery shopping, and late night knitting withbestill) and I didn't feel exhausted or run down on Sunday. In fact, Sunday turned out to be a lovely day. It's not so bad when door number one gets slammed shut--if the contents of door number two include lunch out, leisurely wanderings around Target, and cuddling on the couch watching Looney Tunes with your best friend.
mckitterick bought an exercise ball yesterday, so this morning I focused my calisthenics around exercises I could do on the ball. It was a lot of fun, even when I fell off and banged my knee. I was trying to do an abdominal pike exercise. I didn't do very well, but I got back on and did three or four very small and very wobbly attempts before moving on. I'll get better. I made it up the hill in just barely over ten minutes this morning--it used to take me fifteen. I'm not getting any sleeker or lighter, so it's nice to see tangible progress. If I don't drop at least a few pounds soon, though, I might make an appointment with the endocrinologist. Fiddling with the thyroid hormone medicine isn't something I want to deal with (it's more a PITA than anything), but if my hormone levels are wacked again, I need to fix that sooner rather than later.
Hurray, hurray, I'm feeling better physically! No tummy issues all weekend, and not even a smidgen of a headache. I ran around all day Saturday (yoga, errands, grocery shopping, and late night knitting with
bestill) and I didn't feel exhausted or run down on Sunday. In fact, Sunday turned out to be a lovely day. It's not so bad when door number one gets slammed shut--if the contents of door number two include lunch out, leisurely wanderings around Target, and cuddling on the couch watching Looney Tunes with your best friend.
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I <3 your <3 icon.
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Actually, a few months back, I bought a ball to act as a second desk- or tv-chair at home remembering yours.
I might have to bring it (or another) up here to my work office, though.
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