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So much for that goal. I like my goals to be all-day suckers, but this time I hit my goal the very next time I got on the treadmill. Hammerhead [http://hammerhead.livejournal.com] says this is OK because so much of running is mental, but I really thought that

Inspired by Hammerhead [http://hammerhead.livejournal.com]‘s example, I’ve started incrementing the time I’ve been running on the treadmill up from 25 minutes to 30. I ran 35 minutes a few days ago, but I don’t like to do more than 30 at the gym when

What can I say about it? I don’t actually hate it, but I’m very anxious to leave. It’s been frustrating and it doesn’t pay particularly well, and I’m ready to move on. I haven’t written here in a while because the last time I

I had forgotten how much more tiring working is than staying at home and puttering around. I haven’t even been here for two hours and I’m beat. Ready to call it a day. Not ready for lunch, mind you. Ready to go home and take a nap. My

The packing is out of one side of my nose. It did feel a bit like having my brains pulled out my nose, but it was over pretty fast. The bandages and outer brace are still on my nose, and I still have my nose in a sling to keep

I mean, it seems like all I can complain about is a months-dead relationship. I must be doing pretty well. Of course, I’m looking forward to being able to breathe through my nose again. The spitting blood hasn’t been very fun either. So take from my general grumpiness

Tom, a friend I am sadly estranged from, has described a deep spiritual connection to this place. I’ve never been here before, but I’m not sure that I can say I’ve been here now. It’s nighttime and Matt is driving. Road tripping is great fun, but