Beck Fallowhide

Got that gym membership today! Just in time too, tomorrow is supposed to rain a lot. Today also marked the first day of my self inflicted 4 MONTH challenge. Some of the rules are the same as I was using here (cardio 'erry day, bww 3-4X/wk) Will be adding nutrition goals because the main goal is to lose as much fat % as possible by the end of it (I have no tools to measure this accurately, so I'll be using a weight goal [160lbs to 126lbs in 4 months] and measurments [ultimate goal is 35-25-35 or as close as I can get to that, no idea how far I can realistically get in 4 months... *pause to research* ... *spontaneous research found too many variables... bullshit number calculating...* gonna aim for 4 inches off my waist by the end) ^Should probably make another blog for that one Anyway, indoor rock climbing is expensive unless you get a membership. And even then, it's more fun with a buddy (mine prefers climbing alone, oops) Though, my gym membership is more expensive (double oops) it's more suited to what I want (variety, in several forms) I'm so tired. ugh. Being an adult is hard sometimes. Thank developers for video games, where you can temporarily turn into an immortal/respawning kid who's only worries are how best to ignore his fairy and saving the world. Still managed my goals though, woop. TL;DR: 4wk Challenge = 70% overall mark. More effort & planning has already begun

Went with the bf to indoor rock climb (finally!) 2 days ago. My shoulders are still sore, haha. It was so much fun, we spent the majority of the time toproping, a little bouldering and then stretches in the gym upstairs. All-over highly satisfying exercise. The weathers been cruddy enough for me to be seriously considering getting a gym membership, walking has been hindered greatly. So far operations are around 70%. Not bad, definitely could do better. Sent from my LG-H812 using Tapatalk

I have walked almost every day, either different routes or a little further each time (have more than 20km to my name currently) Going climbing tomorrow I think. The bf is coming with and we'll be doing top roping in addition to bouldering bww is okay. Not really fond of cleaning up the sweat after haha Sent from my LG-H812 using Tapatalk

Hahaha thanks! Check your local area for boldering gyms, that's where I go when not camping near a handy cliff. Sent from my LG-H812 using Tapatalk

3 goals: walk every day for half an hour (explore the area) Do 1-3 bww per week (no more) Go rock climbing at least once before the end, and finish 1 V2(higher difficulty than used to) route. Ultamate goal: Feel good, physically and mentally I know body weight workouts kinda throw me off into the ranger catagory technically, just feel more like an adventurer this go-round. I look forward to adventuring with you! -B Sent from my LG-H812 using Tapatalk

So my computer still has no internet and I'm still writing these from my workplace bathroom. Moving a lot slower than originally intended haha Upside is the hacker has seemingly been detered. No more money has gone missing in any case. Internet speed is still wonkey though... Have a follow up appointment with my doctor this friday to talk about my test results (came back positive for autoimmune) which is fairly stressful. Yesterday though, for the first time in months, I went for a walk. A long walk that I very desperatly didn't want to go on but did anyway. Played zombies run on easy chases and walked 3.11km in 32 minutes. It was numbingly cold. Will repeat today. I hope you're all doing well, and look forward to reading your blogs later today Sent from my LG-H812 using Tapatalk

This is by no means a short story, but it will be told in short increments. Have you ever read the story from reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/4q03fa/i_dared_my_best_friend_to_ruin_my_life_hes/ about David Fucking King? My situation isn't half that bad, didn't dare anyone to ruin my life, but it still sucks. Some quick backstory from 6 years ago: Was dating a guy who was pretty narcassistic, liked to show me videos of small animals being blended alive because it would horrify me, stole $300 and some items ect ect... I broke up with him, but that's not the point. He was a hacker. He would show me the things he had gotten into and his 2+2chan account blah blah crap that bored me at the time because I wasn't tech savvi enough to understand why having 23 webpages open at the same time was a bad idea. Looking back I regret not trying to learn. Fast forward 3 years and my mum and I are moved in with her boyfriend (great guy) and my siblings visit from their dads every other weekend. Thing is, every time they visit, we all get data limit warnings on all of the computers in the house (at the time, 2) Thing is, this would happen regardless of whether or not any of us used it. There were a few instances where my siblings swore up and down they didn't use the internet and got really upset we didn't believe them. Should have seen the signs... Fast forward to a month ago. Our modem dies. It was pretty old, not a real suprise, and we had a cheap backup just in case anyway. So we plug in the backup and it works fine (except the wall ports that allow us to have ethernet connection in a different room don't work anymore) until a few days later, when the connection gets so slow that it almost doesn't work at all. We decided to block all devices except the ones we manually keyed in and the problem was fixed immediately... and then we found an account on my mums computer that was hidden and couldn't be deleted... my credit card info was stolen and used... there were tracking and monitering apps on all of our phones... We're currently looking into how to protect our devices right now. I have to change all of my passwords and permissions still, but my phone is pretty safe where I am now. I don't trust my home wifi. Can't activate my new credit card until I know it's safe. Any suggestions are welcome and appreciated. This is not a work of fiction, but it will be exaggerated in places for entertainment and privacy purposes. I'm going to be working my weekly goals around it, as I'm fairly paranoid and this is good motivation. I hope you all stay safe and don't come accross these issues yourself. I've run out of time... I'll post again next week.

Mumen rider is my current goal! Saitama is of course the ultimate goal, should be fun trying haha xD mini quests are: #1 - Slow carb, No Air Conditioning! Recently purchased Tim Ferris' 4 Hour Body and I really like the look of the slow carb diet. Especially the 1 day per week where you re-carb. Going to have the same calorie issues with this that I had when I tried the paleo diet, but there are specific instructions on that. No calorie counting, just eat lots of protein, vegetables and beans/lentils. #2 - Exercise. 100 PUSHUPS, 100 SITUPS, 100 SQUATS, AND A 10 KM RUN. EVERY SINGLE DAY! Well, I'll work up to that. I did 5 of each yesterday, and a lot of walking. I'll work on more today, 10 of each and see how far I can run before the copper taste invades. ... That's it for now. -Current Stats- Height: 5'5" Weight: 159 lbs Bicep Circumference (individual): 12.5" Bust: 39" Waist: 33.5" Hips: 42.5" Thighs (ind): 25"

Thanks guys

In a place far, far away... Called Canada... It's been a really long time and I'm really really sad right now, so this probably won't be as much fun as it has been in the past. Here goes: I'm going on year 4... I think... of knowing about NF. I instantly loved it, obsessed the hell out of it, but most importantly it inspired me to get off my fat but and do something with my knowledge. 2 years after that fateful first article-read, I had lost more than 40 lbs and counting, had the jeans I wanted to fit so badly be baggy on me, and just generally feeling good about myself. Full of energy and hope and what-have-you. I even started gradually cutting dairy and gluten from my diet, though I had originally said I could never go paleo. There's a kicker there, but more on that later. This past year has been rough, to put it mildly. A lot of rules and routiens I had in place were bothered or became outright impossible. MY BATCAVE WAS INFILTRATED and the invader trashed the place. Seriously, I work in a hotel kitchen where 85% of my time is spent surrounded by food I shouldn't eat for various reasons. Reason #1: It's bad for you. Obvious, deep fried, salty greasy stuff that basically inflates you like a balloon when you're not watching while at the same time tearing you down to a deep, dark hole Reason #2: Not hungry. Imagine Steve working in a goldfish factory. Not hungry, but stupid tempting anyway Reason #3: Allergies and Sensitivities Remember that kicker I mentioned earlier? Get ready. Alright, so working in a kitchen is hard on ye-old willpower reserves, but that's not an excuse. I did fine for a whole year. What's changed then? I have lactose intolerance and a possible gluten sensitivity I still need checked. Not really new knowledge, but something that's been eating at me hard enough to matter. It's one thing to choose to give up something that you've had on a regular basis up until now, and quite another to have adverse physical and mental side-effects unless you give up said something(s) My mentality is a little screwy, and I'm all frayed up at the edges. Emotional, easily set off... Feels like I'm trying to get into Hyrule Castle with only 5 Sage Medallions. Running screaming into a pit of lava repeatedly until GAME OVER isn't appealing in the slightest. I found myself turning back to my old coping methods after so many months of floundering: Reading, long walks, Zelda, Harry Potter, and NF. Realized I needed to start up my exercise games again and tidy up my diet. Thus I begin anew, rebuilding what was broken so that it is stronger. If it fails the test of time, I'll know what to do. Damn you, Deadpool! I don't care how delicious your chimichangas are, they're for super special occasions ONLY!

Hahaha I wish it were that simple, would be a lot less worrying. Not possible at this point in time, however.

Finished my first challenge ever. I'm happy about it, but at the same time I'm not because I didn't get as much done as I wanted. Lessons learned: Groups are awesome, and even if you can't speak to them they keep you in the game. Best part of the challenge. Life happens. Some things are more important than keeping up with your challenge, especially if it has to do with your family or your health. Small goals are accomplishable even in crisis'. Sometimes they can be one of the few things that are structured and keeping you sane. I've decided I'm going to use this thread to keep all of my pre challenge thoughts, it seems a bit silly to keep making new ones when I can have this nice little compact thread so it's easy to find everything. Next challenge is from April 13 - May 25 I will be joining the Assassins. My goals will be simple: Fast walk/jog 30 minutes a day. Rain/shine/cold/hot. Listen to Zombies, Run! 3 or music or whatever. Enjoy it. Walking to Mordor was relaxing but slow, so kicking it up a notch.Body-weight training, including climbing things. A goal I didn't quite get the results I wanted from last time. 30-60 minutes a day, same music rules apply.Tea is tasty. I love tea, specifically loose leaf, but I don't really take the time to make it. There are special teas that have all kinds of health benefits. I'm going to get some specifically to help me stay alert and energetic. Brew 1 cup every morning.All those goals are specifically to improve agility, strength, and energy (DEX, STR, STA) because my goal for the immediate future is to be faster, stronger and less clumsy. Going to get some shadows to teach me how to hunt~

So sorry for the long silence, didn't mean to have you all worried. Just back from being out west to support some family members and shaking off jet-lag is difficult. As for the previously stated health weirdness, still getting tested without being told what for. Have an X-Ray and 2 ultrasounds scheduled for Wednesday morning, and hopefully that'll be it for a while. Bloodwork came back okay, thyroid is a bit swollen and breathing sounds odd. End scary health report As for my Goals on this challenge: I've been okay. Not been at home, so very little cleaning happened there, I haven't been doing the one hour exercises... But the walking and the watching food intake has been pretty consistently good. I lost 5 pounds in a week, but I think that had more to do with stress haha. Anyway, look forward to catching up with all of your stories. Thanks so much for all of the support, it means a lot

Sorry for not updating in so long. A family member out west died and I've been over there. They don't have internet haha

Hey, thanks everybody I'm still alive, sort of... For the lack of posting there is a good reason but it's not work. I've been in and out of doctors offices for the week and haven't had much time for the challenge. I'm in a bit of pain and they keep taking my precious bloods. HOWEVER! I still go on walks and I still eat (mostly) paleo! If/when I get a diagnosis, I'll post it (maybe) and I'll have the past update up before Monday. In the meantime, I'm off to go meet James O'Barr!! (Conventions are awesome)