I don't think there's anything wrong with making New Years resolutions. Some people don't like to do it because they feel it's like setting them up for failure. I am not afraid of failure, I'm afraid of being stagnant. I need to make sure I am working towards a goal to keep me going. That said, New Years resolutions aren't meant to make you feel like you're a failure if you don't accomplish them. It should be something that keeps you motivated. The journey is important.
Here are my goals for 2013.
Starting with the obvious, I'd like to be healthier and lose weight. I'd like to get to a healthier weight (not an unrealistic one), drink more water and less sodas, and start cooking healthier meals for my family. Along with that, I would like to take better care of myself in general. More flossing, more exercise, better skin care, stuff like that. Also along the same lines, I'm going to try and look less like a stay at home mom (aka a hot mess). Seriously, I shouldn't have to wear a hat every day I go out in public. That's just me being lazy. Speaking of laziness, I'm going to start trying to keep a better daily routine. I'm going to work to keep the house cleaner by being more organized and I'm going to work towards saving money by really keeping a tight grocery budget.
Going along with a daily routine, I'm going to try to start incorporating a time during the day where Gunner and I focus on something school related. Maybe we will do flash cards, or work on counting or his ABC's. I'm wanting to start him in a Mother's Day out once a week this year, and I would like for him to start at home getting used to a scheduled learning time. I think it's going to be important for him (and myself). Lastly, and this goes in with the first things I listed, I want to run another 5k. I would love to do that by October. I was really very proud of myself doing it once, and it was the first thing I've done in a long time where it was up to me to make it happen and I actually finished it.
There you have it! Nothing too insane, just things that I really need to do to make myself a better human.
What are your goals for the new year?
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Catching Up
I honestly can't remember how long it's been since my last post, but thankfully my blog keeps track of that and it looks like it has been two months. My last post was about my 5k race! So what have I been up to since?
Well, not running. I was hurting pretty badly after my race so I decided to take a break. Now it's just too cold and too dark during the times I could go run. Very unfortunate. I'm hoping I can figure out a way to utilize a treadmill in our house somehow, although there is zero free space for one. I think it's time for me to go to a specialty tennis shoe supplier and get them to figure out which shoe I need. I'm getting shin splint pain very bad when I run now. (I was able to go to the gym twice on vacation and ran a mile each time, and that was it. The pain was too much.)
Other than that, I've been busy getting ready for Thanksgiving, Christmas and vacation! This year was our year with Daniel's family, and we were lucky enough to have it in Northwest Arkansas! That was so nice. We were able to sleep at our house while spending the days that weekend with them all. We also did tons of shopping. I had my first Black Friday experience! (My autocorrect capitalized it...wow) It was so fun! I went with Daniel's family. We started out at 8pm and finished at 2 am. Then the next day Daniel went on their second outing that afternoon. You see, I had to have all my shopping and wrapping done by December 7th, because we left for a two week vacation on the 8th. That brings us to our trip!
Each December we spend a week in our timeshare in Fairfield Bay. It's lovely. There are hardly any tourists and it's quiet and not crowded. We get to spend a lot of time with Daniel's parents. So that was week 1, and the second week Daniel went home and back to work while Gunner and I spent a week at Nanny and Pawpaw's! The last day of our trip was the Babb family Christmas party. Those two weeks were busy! We really enjoyed it, and Nanny got some good quality time with Gunner.
Once we came home, we had my family's Christmas party on Christmas Eve. It's been a very busy December! Gunner really got into Christmas this year. It was so fun shopping for him and watching him open his gifts.
We are getting back into the swing of normal life again and preparing for our birthdays. Daniel's birthday is tomorrow and mine is in January. We will see what 2013 holds for us all!
Well, not running. I was hurting pretty badly after my race so I decided to take a break. Now it's just too cold and too dark during the times I could go run. Very unfortunate. I'm hoping I can figure out a way to utilize a treadmill in our house somehow, although there is zero free space for one. I think it's time for me to go to a specialty tennis shoe supplier and get them to figure out which shoe I need. I'm getting shin splint pain very bad when I run now. (I was able to go to the gym twice on vacation and ran a mile each time, and that was it. The pain was too much.)
Other than that, I've been busy getting ready for Thanksgiving, Christmas and vacation! This year was our year with Daniel's family, and we were lucky enough to have it in Northwest Arkansas! That was so nice. We were able to sleep at our house while spending the days that weekend with them all. We also did tons of shopping. I had my first Black Friday experience! (My autocorrect capitalized it...wow) It was so fun! I went with Daniel's family. We started out at 8pm and finished at 2 am. Then the next day Daniel went on their second outing that afternoon. You see, I had to have all my shopping and wrapping done by December 7th, because we left for a two week vacation on the 8th. That brings us to our trip!
Each December we spend a week in our timeshare in Fairfield Bay. It's lovely. There are hardly any tourists and it's quiet and not crowded. We get to spend a lot of time with Daniel's parents. So that was week 1, and the second week Daniel went home and back to work while Gunner and I spent a week at Nanny and Pawpaw's! The last day of our trip was the Babb family Christmas party. Those two weeks were busy! We really enjoyed it, and Nanny got some good quality time with Gunner.
Once we came home, we had my family's Christmas party on Christmas Eve. It's been a very busy December! Gunner really got into Christmas this year. It was so fun shopping for him and watching him open his gifts.
We are getting back into the swing of normal life again and preparing for our birthdays. Daniel's birthday is tomorrow and mine is in January. We will see what 2013 holds for us all!
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Run my first 5k race: Check!
I can mark running a 5k race off my bucket list! Saturday October 27th I participated in a 5k with my mom and brother. It was so exciting! I'm thankful they did it with me because it would not have been as fun doing it alone.
I've been training since July so I've worked hard to get this far. It wasn't easy though. From being over weight, taking care of a toddler, not having much time to get runs in, and having the worst nights sleep before the race, I'd say it was a tough road.
I don't have a gym membership. Even if I did (and I have thought about getting one) I would have to wait until Daniel got home from work so he could keep Gunner. I'm not a morning person in the slightest, so running before he leaves for work is out of the question (for now...hopefully some day I will be brave enough to want to make that happen). So, I can either run on the weekends, or in the evenings. Running in the evenings has its challenges. Cooking dinner, feeding the family, getting out before it gets dark, figuring out if I should eat before or after I run, being exhausted from a full day, etc. The main thing I have to do is mentally prepare all day for my run. If I'm in the mindset of going, it seems that I do better.
I can say that as of a few weeks ago I have lost 20 pounds since I started. I still have many more pounds to go! I'm feeling better though and it makes me excited to keep working towards my goal.
Race day was crazy! The race was in Fayetteville so I thought it would be smart to stay with my parents so we would be closer. It would have been great had I not been up all night. Gunner woke up at 1:30, and I couldn't get back to sleep after that. At 2:45 I finally moved to the living room and cat napped in an oversized chair till 5:30. I woke up thinking "I'll never be able to finish...maybe I should just stay home." After sucking it up, I left with Mom at 6:30. We arrived, parked, got our bibs, found my brother, and walked around in the 32 degree frozen morning air for 30 minutes. My sister and sis in law were there to cheer us on. (And hold our coats!)
We took some pictures, got in line, and started getting nervous. (At least I got nervous!) I had read some helpful tips online about your first race, and I knew to get in the back of the group. Mom and David had both run a few races before so they didn't have the pre race jitters like I did. But alas, here we went! And before I could even find my pace they were both dashing out ahead of me. I knew I would be in the back of the group, but at last place? Well, I can't turn back now! There were four of us in the tail of the group, and we were all running the same speed. Two girls were behind me. As long as I stay in front of them I'm fine. Running, running, left turn, right turn, run...motivational thoughts, deep breaths, second song on my playlist, I'm doing it! It's still incredibly cold out but it almost seemed to help numb my sore legs. Half mile down. still see at least half the group ahead of me. Open field, I see Mom! Wow she's wayyyy up there. David is nowhere to be found...he's probably across the finish line being given flowers and hot chocolate, doing an interview for the local news. Focus, keep pushing through. One mile, done. The crowd has thinned out where I'm pretty sure the four of us are the only ones who aren't finished yet. That old lady who I swore I would pass is long gone. The rest of the group is probably having a party and eating fine cheeses and are being fed grapes and the most expensive cuts of meat fresh from a grill. Snap out of it! You're nearly done...*check phone* oh dear...I'm only at mile 1.5. This is hard. Ok, I've got this, focus, positive thoughts. Running, sunshine, dirt, running more, pace is good. Suddenly, I catch something out of the corner of my eye. What is that? Two girls?! WHAT?! They're passing me!!!? Noooo!!! I cannot be last...speed up! Ok no, finishing is the goal, not going into cardiac arrest in the middle of a pasture. Just finish. Who cares if they passed you. Run. Run more. New song. Oh good, this is perfect timing for this song, it always keeps me pushing. Turning corners, watching ahead to make sure there aren't holes in the trail. Sweating has kicked in. I see runners way ahead. Two miles done! Yes, time to speed up slightly. Run. Breathe. Should I take my gloves off? *frozen air slaps face* No, no I should wait a while. Why is it so cold today? Corner. What....what is that? Is that a hill?! Why is it so steep!?!?! UGH........horrible!!!! Ok got it....wait, another one?! Ahhhh!!!!!! Burning legs! Shut up Black Eyed Peas! I am pumping it as hard as I can! Leave me alone! I'm losing it, I need to focus. Think about your fat. You hate it. It's stupid. You want it gone. Yes, feeling better. I can do this. 2.40 miles! I'm nearly done! The faster I run, the sooner it's done. The faster I run, the sooner it's done.....the faster.....who is that? Someone is walking the wrong direction. ... ....? Is that........David?! YES! He's going to give me a piggy back ride to the end!!! How awesome! Oh, no...no he's going to run with me. That's good too! Sharp turn, volunteer and high five, nearly there! What's this?I'm passing those two girls! Yes! I'm not last! Here's Mom! She's here too! We are in this together! I can do it, it's almost over. Run, maintain. Keep it up. There it is! The finish line!!! Ok, give it everything you have! As fast as you can go! PLEASE DO NOT FALL!!! Aaaaaaaaaand FINISHED!!!!!!!!!
I did it! It's over! And I wasn't last place!!!!! Yes. I am so proud. I suddenly realized my legs were jello. I earned jello legs! It's worth it.
I've been training since July so I've worked hard to get this far. It wasn't easy though. From being over weight, taking care of a toddler, not having much time to get runs in, and having the worst nights sleep before the race, I'd say it was a tough road.
I don't have a gym membership. Even if I did (and I have thought about getting one) I would have to wait until Daniel got home from work so he could keep Gunner. I'm not a morning person in the slightest, so running before he leaves for work is out of the question (for now...hopefully some day I will be brave enough to want to make that happen). So, I can either run on the weekends, or in the evenings. Running in the evenings has its challenges. Cooking dinner, feeding the family, getting out before it gets dark, figuring out if I should eat before or after I run, being exhausted from a full day, etc. The main thing I have to do is mentally prepare all day for my run. If I'm in the mindset of going, it seems that I do better.
I can say that as of a few weeks ago I have lost 20 pounds since I started. I still have many more pounds to go! I'm feeling better though and it makes me excited to keep working towards my goal.
Race day was crazy! The race was in Fayetteville so I thought it would be smart to stay with my parents so we would be closer. It would have been great had I not been up all night. Gunner woke up at 1:30, and I couldn't get back to sleep after that. At 2:45 I finally moved to the living room and cat napped in an oversized chair till 5:30. I woke up thinking "I'll never be able to finish...maybe I should just stay home." After sucking it up, I left with Mom at 6:30. We arrived, parked, got our bibs, found my brother, and walked around in the 32 degree frozen morning air for 30 minutes. My sister and sis in law were there to cheer us on. (And hold our coats!)
We took some pictures, got in line, and started getting nervous. (At least I got nervous!) I had read some helpful tips online about your first race, and I knew to get in the back of the group. Mom and David had both run a few races before so they didn't have the pre race jitters like I did. But alas, here we went! And before I could even find my pace they were both dashing out ahead of me. I knew I would be in the back of the group, but at last place? Well, I can't turn back now! There were four of us in the tail of the group, and we were all running the same speed. Two girls were behind me. As long as I stay in front of them I'm fine. Running, running, left turn, right turn, run...motivational thoughts, deep breaths, second song on my playlist, I'm doing it! It's still incredibly cold out but it almost seemed to help numb my sore legs. Half mile down. still see at least half the group ahead of me. Open field, I see Mom! Wow she's wayyyy up there. David is nowhere to be found...he's probably across the finish line being given flowers and hot chocolate, doing an interview for the local news. Focus, keep pushing through. One mile, done. The crowd has thinned out where I'm pretty sure the four of us are the only ones who aren't finished yet. That old lady who I swore I would pass is long gone. The rest of the group is probably having a party and eating fine cheeses and are being fed grapes and the most expensive cuts of meat fresh from a grill. Snap out of it! You're nearly done...*check phone* oh dear...I'm only at mile 1.5. This is hard. Ok, I've got this, focus, positive thoughts. Running, sunshine, dirt, running more, pace is good. Suddenly, I catch something out of the corner of my eye. What is that? Two girls?! WHAT?! They're passing me!!!? Noooo!!! I cannot be last...speed up! Ok no, finishing is the goal, not going into cardiac arrest in the middle of a pasture. Just finish. Who cares if they passed you. Run. Run more. New song. Oh good, this is perfect timing for this song, it always keeps me pushing. Turning corners, watching ahead to make sure there aren't holes in the trail. Sweating has kicked in. I see runners way ahead. Two miles done! Yes, time to speed up slightly. Run. Breathe. Should I take my gloves off? *frozen air slaps face* No, no I should wait a while. Why is it so cold today? Corner. What....what is that? Is that a hill?! Why is it so steep!?!?! UGH........horrible!!!! Ok got it....wait, another one?! Ahhhh!!!!!! Burning legs! Shut up Black Eyed Peas! I am pumping it as hard as I can! Leave me alone! I'm losing it, I need to focus. Think about your fat. You hate it. It's stupid. You want it gone. Yes, feeling better. I can do this. 2.40 miles! I'm nearly done! The faster I run, the sooner it's done. The faster I run, the sooner it's done.....the faster.....who is that? Someone is walking the wrong direction. ... ....? Is that........David?! YES! He's going to give me a piggy back ride to the end!!! How awesome! Oh, no...no he's going to run with me. That's good too! Sharp turn, volunteer and high five, nearly there! What's this?I'm passing those two girls! Yes! I'm not last! Here's Mom! She's here too! We are in this together! I can do it, it's almost over. Run, maintain. Keep it up. There it is! The finish line!!! Ok, give it everything you have! As fast as you can go! PLEASE DO NOT FALL!!! Aaaaaaaaaand FINISHED!!!!!!!!!
I did it! It's over! And I wasn't last place!!!!! Yes. I am so proud. I suddenly realized my legs were jello. I earned jello legs! It's worth it.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
A Lunch Recipe
I've started being more careful about what I eat lately. I've got the running thing down so I thought to kick it into weight loss mode I would start eating better. I'm taking it slow. None of this "I will only eat lettuce!" or "Zero carbs forever!" because I get burned out in like a day. So, baby steps.
I bought stuff to make wraps for lunch! I really love the ease and versatility you get with doing wraps. Here is what I had today. It was really great.
Start with a wrap. I have garden spinach herb wraps. You can find them where they have tortillas at the store. They're pretty big so you will be full with one.
Spread a flavored cream cheese on it. I like using the low fat options like garden veggie. Spread a very small amount of dijon mustard on that. A little goes a long way. Cover with lots of lettuce. I prefer romaine. Then put deli turkey slices on top. I use a lot of lettuce and turkey to fill it up. On top of that I added a small amount of grated cheese, then some bacon bits because I thought I had real bacon pieces but did not and I really wanted a bit of bacon, diced tomato and whatever else you like! Roll it up, cut it in half and enjoy. Super yummy.
You can do just about any combo, and it's a great way to use up leftovers.
There you have it! Quite delicious and filling.
I bought stuff to make wraps for lunch! I really love the ease and versatility you get with doing wraps. Here is what I had today. It was really great.
Start with a wrap. I have garden spinach herb wraps. You can find them where they have tortillas at the store. They're pretty big so you will be full with one.
Spread a flavored cream cheese on it. I like using the low fat options like garden veggie. Spread a very small amount of dijon mustard on that. A little goes a long way. Cover with lots of lettuce. I prefer romaine. Then put deli turkey slices on top. I use a lot of lettuce and turkey to fill it up. On top of that I added a small amount of grated cheese, then some bacon bits because I thought I had real bacon pieces but did not and I really wanted a bit of bacon, diced tomato and whatever else you like! Roll it up, cut it in half and enjoy. Super yummy.
You can do just about any combo, and it's a great way to use up leftovers.
There you have it! Quite delicious and filling.
Friday, September 7, 2012
Friday Randoms
I get a little sad every time I think I hear thunder only to realize it's a moron with loud bass driving by my house.
Gunner's sleeping schedule is confusing me lately. He wakes up at 8 most days, but he's been sleeping later, napping later, and going to bed later. He's talking to himself for an hour before he goes to sleep. I might need to adjust his schedule a little.
Baily needs to go to the groomer in a bad way.
I haven't been able to go run in over a week. I'm feeling lazier each day I skip out.
I actually tried one of the hair tutorials I saw on Pinterest! Turned out better than I expected.
I cannot stop thinking about eating Nutella. I ran out (already) and Daniel has forbidden me to get more. He knows I will eat every bit of it as fast as I can. My precious...
Now I can't think of anything else except Nutella.
Gunner's sleeping schedule is confusing me lately. He wakes up at 8 most days, but he's been sleeping later, napping later, and going to bed later. He's talking to himself for an hour before he goes to sleep. I might need to adjust his schedule a little.
Baily needs to go to the groomer in a bad way.
I haven't been able to go run in over a week. I'm feeling lazier each day I skip out.
I actually tried one of the hair tutorials I saw on Pinterest! Turned out better than I expected.
I cannot stop thinking about eating Nutella. I ran out (already) and Daniel has forbidden me to get more. He knows I will eat every bit of it as fast as I can. My precious...
Now I can't think of anything else except Nutella.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
January 7th 2009
On January 7th, 2009 (3.5 years ago) I wrote on my blog that I had a goal to run a 5k by the fall. Did I do it? Of course not! Hahahahahahaha....
Sorry. I'm not sure why anyone thought I would ever do that. Running sucks.
Well, I'm currently in the process of "training" myself to run a 5k. 'Say WHAT?!?' you ask? Yes. I am. I'm just 3 weeks in, getting ready to start week 4. I'm doing it!! It's not as bad as I anticipated. It's terrible, don't get me wrong. It's just not killing me like I thought it would.
I'm using an iPhone application that coaches me through 30 minutes of walking and running. You start out super duper slow, like running 30 seconds, walking 1 1/2 minutes for 30 minutes. You gradually work your way up to running a 5k in 9 weeks. I'm getting ready to try 5 minutes of running on and off this week. Wish me luck.
I have never been a runner, even when I was in grade school and played basketball. I just never had any endurance. I'm at a place in my life where I'm not happy with myself as far as weight and general health, and I want to change that. It's become important to me to teach Gunner to make good choices when he eats and I want to encourage a healthy lifestyle. How can I do that when I'm not anywhere near healthy? I can't. This is my motivation. Well, not just that. I also want to feel good. Several weeks ago I started noticing how run down and sad I felt all day. I kept feeling like I couldn't get enough sleep even though I was sleeping 8 hours a night. I would wake up often, but I would still get plenty of sleep. That's not normal. I should have had enough energy to get through the day and I just couldn't do it without a nap. Even with a nap I still felt awful. Something had to change, and I am not one who is ok with taking medication to fix myself. I decided to start exercising, and for some reason I really was ready to try this running thing. It's working. I feel amazing nearly every day. I've got loads of energy and I don't tire out as quickly anymore. I've been having less headaches and I've also been sleeping so much better. My mood has changed as well. Have I lost weight? I have no idea, honestly. Probably not. But that's not my goal right now. Right now I'm trying to get into this habit of exercise on a regular basis. Everything else can wait. Dieting, running in the early morning, weighing myself, it can all wait because I am easily discouraged and those are things that could bring discouragement.
It feels really good to have a goal. Not only that, I am starting to really notice a difference on how long I can run. That's been awesome. It makes me realize that I really can do this if I just keep going.
On a lighter note, I have had some interesting moments during the last three weeks of this. The first day I did this, I was very nervous. I honestly didn't know if I had it in me. That was a learning experience because after that I figured out how to add a select group of songs from my iPod to the app for my run. That first day I was running short bursts while I was trying to skip through hundreds of songs. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is NOT a very motivating song to run to, let me tell you. So that was a nice distraction from my nervousness. On another day, I ended up getting out there pretty late so it was nearly dark when I started. I had to wear one of Daniel's LED head lamps while I ran around the neighborhood so I could see where I was going. I probably looked like an insane coal miner. Actually, I had to wear it twice in one week. This last run I got to do with my mom who has already done a couple 5k's. So I'm sure she was having a hard time running that slow. (I'll work on speed later) Anyway, it's been really interesting, and it's starting to get a little bit fun. I'm hoping I can keep up and not have to do any of these weeks over again, but it should take me at least another 6 weeks before I'm finished.
When I'm on the last day of this, I want my neighbors to bring out the lawn chairs and cheer me on!!!! Ha! That would be so hilarious. Maybe I can just get Daniel to do that.
Sorry. I'm not sure why anyone thought I would ever do that. Running sucks.
Well, I'm currently in the process of "training" myself to run a 5k. 'Say WHAT?!?' you ask? Yes. I am. I'm just 3 weeks in, getting ready to start week 4. I'm doing it!! It's not as bad as I anticipated. It's terrible, don't get me wrong. It's just not killing me like I thought it would.
I'm using an iPhone application that coaches me through 30 minutes of walking and running. You start out super duper slow, like running 30 seconds, walking 1 1/2 minutes for 30 minutes. You gradually work your way up to running a 5k in 9 weeks. I'm getting ready to try 5 minutes of running on and off this week. Wish me luck.
I have never been a runner, even when I was in grade school and played basketball. I just never had any endurance. I'm at a place in my life where I'm not happy with myself as far as weight and general health, and I want to change that. It's become important to me to teach Gunner to make good choices when he eats and I want to encourage a healthy lifestyle. How can I do that when I'm not anywhere near healthy? I can't. This is my motivation. Well, not just that. I also want to feel good. Several weeks ago I started noticing how run down and sad I felt all day. I kept feeling like I couldn't get enough sleep even though I was sleeping 8 hours a night. I would wake up often, but I would still get plenty of sleep. That's not normal. I should have had enough energy to get through the day and I just couldn't do it without a nap. Even with a nap I still felt awful. Something had to change, and I am not one who is ok with taking medication to fix myself. I decided to start exercising, and for some reason I really was ready to try this running thing. It's working. I feel amazing nearly every day. I've got loads of energy and I don't tire out as quickly anymore. I've been having less headaches and I've also been sleeping so much better. My mood has changed as well. Have I lost weight? I have no idea, honestly. Probably not. But that's not my goal right now. Right now I'm trying to get into this habit of exercise on a regular basis. Everything else can wait. Dieting, running in the early morning, weighing myself, it can all wait because I am easily discouraged and those are things that could bring discouragement.
It feels really good to have a goal. Not only that, I am starting to really notice a difference on how long I can run. That's been awesome. It makes me realize that I really can do this if I just keep going.
On a lighter note, I have had some interesting moments during the last three weeks of this. The first day I did this, I was very nervous. I honestly didn't know if I had it in me. That was a learning experience because after that I figured out how to add a select group of songs from my iPod to the app for my run. That first day I was running short bursts while I was trying to skip through hundreds of songs. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is NOT a very motivating song to run to, let me tell you. So that was a nice distraction from my nervousness. On another day, I ended up getting out there pretty late so it was nearly dark when I started. I had to wear one of Daniel's LED head lamps while I ran around the neighborhood so I could see where I was going. I probably looked like an insane coal miner. Actually, I had to wear it twice in one week. This last run I got to do with my mom who has already done a couple 5k's. So I'm sure she was having a hard time running that slow. (I'll work on speed later) Anyway, it's been really interesting, and it's starting to get a little bit fun. I'm hoping I can keep up and not have to do any of these weeks over again, but it should take me at least another 6 weeks before I'm finished.
When I'm on the last day of this, I want my neighbors to bring out the lawn chairs and cheer me on!!!! Ha! That would be so hilarious. Maybe I can just get Daniel to do that.
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Yes, I would like some cheese with my whine
My head hurts. I've had a weird headache in my eyes for two days. It's annoying. Tylenol doesn't help. Resting doesn't help because I fall asleep and it seems worse after I wake up. Yes, I'm whining. It's really annoying. I feel very blah and I've got no get up and go. That's all. I've got nothing special for you today. Just wanted to complain for a bit since I try to avoid complaining most days.
On a positive note, I think I finally finished the insane amount of laundry we had.
On a positive note, I think I finally finished the insane amount of laundry we had.
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