A Little Bit of R&R

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I promise I'm not just back because it's January.

 

I promise I'm not going to launch into a weird philosophical rant about how Perfect is the enemy of My Good, and Not-Doing is the Real Death.

 

(Wow, she's really bad at keeping promises.)

 

No challenges for now because Steve's Annual Post about Motivation and Discipline is super accurate.

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The best comment I've ever come across on what to eat was from a book on gardening:

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WHAT I'M EATING

Wow, a lot has happened.  Mac-and-cheese-loving fiance and I broke up, and I moved back to the rainy part of the country and went back to school.  It's getting close enough to the point where I'm getting pretty severe anxiety when I think about applying for the master's program I need.  What does this have to do with eating?  I guess discipline?

 

Okay, <_ <  > _> personal stuff.  I'm a veteran of both the military and 12 years of Catholic school (and 9 months as a vegan).  Last semester I took chemistry and biology and managed to pull a 4.0 out of my irritable butt.  I've got discipline.  Yeah, yeah, having not doing.  I was getting to that part.

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SUPPLEMENTS

Vitamin D (2000U)  <== because winter

Kombucha (6-8 ounces most days?)  <== the only thing I've found works for my IBS, go figure.

 

(We can skip this part for the rant.)

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WHAT I'M DOING

Here we go.  I'd like to say I have no excuses, but that's kind of the problem.  I have a roommate, the VA won't answer my emails (dude, I'm literally applying to volunteer, free labor!), and there's life.  Discipline is keeping me from throwing the fan out the window.  Relax, I'm on the first floor.  Before I start any cool, clever challenges, I need to not crash every time I run out of fuel.