Today I had the choice to turn right and go to the gym for the first time in over a week, or left and go home.
After a (very rough) 11 hour workday, I turned left.
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Be smart with finances.
41 entries . 189 cheers |
1 person |
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Concentrate on having healthy relationships (familial, social, professional, and romantic)
48 entries . 175 cheers |
0 people |
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list 50 women little girls should admire instead of symbols of stupidity and weakness
28 entries . 119 cheers |
114 people |
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list 50 men little boys should admire instead of symbols of money and violence
15 entries . 91 cheers |
7 people |
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Use this space to post random appreciations, aggravations, and assorted bits of nonsense.
213 entries . 33 cheers |
2 people |
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Post recipes that might help those of us trying to keep our weight under control in a healthy manner...!
30 entries . 59 cheers |
1 person |
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pedal
2 entries . 34 cheers |
1 person |
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Stop venting to people about other people.
3 entries . 45 cheers |
2 people |
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Make new cushions to replace the worn ones on my very, very, very, very uncomfortable couches.
1 entry . 22 cheers |
1 person |
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Be asleep by 10:00 pm on worknights.
3 entries . 5 cheers |
1 person |
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Leave work between 5 and 5:30 at least twice each week (without going in earlier or increasing weekend hours to make up the time).
3 entries . 2 cheers |
1 person |
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Get a hula hoop
7 cheers |
1 person |
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Choose and buy the new lights and mirror for the bathroom.
1 entry . 6 cheers |
1 person |
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Have a 43T Country Dancing Meetup :)
4 cheers |
3 people |
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Eat garlic ice cream in Gilroy with Todd Schoonover.
16 cheers |
1 person |
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Paddle more
1 entry . 11 cheers |
5 people |
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Foods to bless my pantry and do my body good.
8 entries . 15 cheers |
1 person |
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help feed the homeless
13 entries . 24 cheers |
3 people |
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Support union businesses.
5 entries . 18 cheers |
1 person |
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Organize The Survival Kit(s)
4 entries . 19 cheers |
1 person |
How I did it: I looked online for green cleaners in my area, then I had to narrow it down a bit to the only one I could find that was certified non-toxic, green, eco-friendly. Then I got in my car and drove there, but I combined it with other errands because the emissions from my car driving to the other side of town would seem to defeat the purpose of using an eco-friendly cleaner... Read how I did it…
How I did it: Accepting that for now my injury does not allow me to be as active as I used to be. Since I don't have as much control over my activity level, I need to adjust my eating accordingly. Ummmm...Weight Watchers, making a commitment to physical therapy, and doing what exercise I can do at least a few times a week have all been helpful. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I got on a bicycle and made my feet go around and around.No, 43T, I cannot write more about how I did it. Here are your 150 characters: !!@#$%^&*())(*&^%$#!@#$%^@#$%^&*()(*&^%^&*()(*&^%$#@!@#$%^&*())((* Read how I did it…
Today I had the choice to turn right and go to the gym for the first time in over a week, or left and go home.
After a (very rough) 11 hour workday, I turned left.
boston.barstoolsports.com
Yousef Erakat is hilarious!! I have been watching his videos lately, he cracks me up. X-D
This is one of his videos for you to enjoy. Here’s another one. And how about one more?
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Hayley Okines (and other children who suffer from progeria)
Hayley Okines suffers from an extremely rare genetic condition called Hutchinson Gilford Progeria Syndrome, also known as HGPS or Progeria. At present there are around 74 known cases of Progeria around the world and only 4 in the UK, which is where Hayley lives.
Progeria is a progressive terminal condition which mimics many of the characteristics of the normal aging process, but about 8 times faster. A 10 year old progeria child will have the appearance of an octogenerian with symptoms including baldness, arthritis and heart problems, but with the mind of a 10 year old.
The average lifespan of children with Progeria is about 13 and at present there is no cure. Hayley is now 14.
I have been watching a television documentary on Hayley this evening, and have been struck by how articulate, positive, and funny she is. She is an amazing girl who has the courage to share openly her thoughts and feelings and challenges about living with this devastating disease. How many of us could be as strong as this little girl is in a similar situation?
The link from Hayley’s name brings you to a BBC article about her, and the information about Hayley is from her family’s webpage. Check both of them out and you will be impressed by her, too…
Here’s an interview with Hayley’s friend, Harry. I couldn’t find a very recent one with Hayley on YouTube.