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Topsy-turviness
Mar. 26th, 2008 11:41 amMy beloved coffee betrayed me today. My second cup made me nauseous, to the point that I had to pour it down the drain. Alas. And what settled my stomach? Leftover fried chicken.
Madness.
Madness.
Mar. 26th, 2008
Ch-ch-ch-changes
Mar. 26th, 2008 04:38 pmI think I have decided on 2 simple changes I can make that would have a big impact on my quality of life.
As epiphanies go, this is not that exciting, I suppose, but it's pretty good for me. I think my last epiphany was along the lines of All the walls in the living room do not have to be the same color. Or possibly I don't have to paint the kitchen. Definitely paint related.
Anyway, the two things are 1) Cook for myself more often and 2) Exercise every day. Simple, right? I feel like the rest of my life is manageable enough to coast on while I concentrate on those things.
Now I just have to figure out how to implement this change and I"m onto Step 3: Profit! The complicating factor is that usually I can successfully focus on ONE thing I want to change, but I don't think I can choose between these two. They seem equally important and, like, synergistic but I'm afraid that dividing my attention will somehow empower the already strong Inertia Fairies.
As epiphanies go, this is not that exciting, I suppose, but it's pretty good for me. I think my last epiphany was along the lines of All the walls in the living room do not have to be the same color. Or possibly I don't have to paint the kitchen. Definitely paint related.
Anyway, the two things are 1) Cook for myself more often and 2) Exercise every day. Simple, right? I feel like the rest of my life is manageable enough to coast on while I concentrate on those things.
Now I just have to figure out how to implement this change and I"m onto Step 3: Profit! The complicating factor is that usually I can successfully focus on ONE thing I want to change, but I don't think I can choose between these two. They seem equally important and, like, synergistic but I'm afraid that dividing my attention will somehow empower the already strong Inertia Fairies.
