Exercises 2nd week of January
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Comments (21)I want it to be 6C and rainy. But on the west coast it's still below 0C, snow and ice on the ground and more snow forecast tonight and over the weekend. The trails are so icy that we can't run in them right now so we're having to drive down to the seawall along the ocean where there isn't as much snow and run along there and that's what we did today.. It's ok but the trails are more fun. Tomorrow I'll hit the gym and take my nieces dog for a walk, snowfall dependent. sighhhh. Have I mentioned, I'm sure I have, that we don't do cold and snow very well? Fights are breaking out over salt. Yes, we're fighting over salt because there is a shortage of it and it's needed for the driveways and sidewalks....See MoreExercises the third week of January
Comments (14)Walked the dog and did leg workout. I have been avoiding workouts since I got a gym membership - last year. It totally uninspired me and had been working out routinely before joining? I am still confused by this. There is a lot of renovations being done here so I was also using that as an excuse also. Yesterday was my first real workout in awhile. I didn't go crazy because I don't want to feel it too much....See MoreJanuary 2022, Week 2: When the Cows come home
Comments (64)Jen, it's called butt first. But first I have to do this, but first I have to do that...that's what Ron says when he's wandering around the house. Larry, I thought Johnson grass gave cattle the runs. Moni, could you rent a chainsaw? ok Danny, I'm in the hospital with Covid and some major infection. Daughter has walking pneumonia. Youngest son has Covid. Keep trying. Meanwhile drink kombucha. Don't shake the bottle like Ron did. (I read good gut bacteria was good for Covid.) I really hope you don't have it. I'm feeling much better after antibiotics and steroids and fluids. But son was told to continue musinex and tylenol. Not given any thing else. So now his girlfriend is exposed. It never stops. I don't go places. Though we did go look at mattresses and one guy was strange. We thought he was having a senior moment, but that was what I was like this morning. Could not think. Wonder when that was? A week ago, 2 weeks? I keep trying to figure out why I got sick and Ron didn't. He's the one that shops. anyway, bye for now....See More2nd week of January 2024 winter is coming
Comments (55)I had to buy potatoes and onions at the grocery store today. I used the last of the garden ones last week. It's annoying, but I'm grateful. There's still a few small sweet potatoes that I'll use up this week in a recipe. And there's a few cups of frozen onions too. Does anyone watch the homesteader youtubers who do the "no grocery shopping" challenge in January and February? We could probably live out of our freezer and pantry for a couple of months, along with the eggs which are coming back now, but we would miss the things that we purchase. Oh, I also bought some kale just in case the kale in the hoop house doesn't make it. It's covered inside the hoop house, but it's supposed to get to the single digits as you all already know. Our friend is sharing a lamb with us. He processed two and we're getting the smallest one which is about 10 lbs of ground lamb and some other cuts. I don't know enough about lamb really, but did put Whole 30 Lamb Curry on the menu for next week. The last sheep we had, we did a leg of lamb, but I don't think I cooked it properly. It had a good flavor, but the texture was weird. He's the friend who grew out the pig for us a couple of years ago. Honestly, I would be fine with being vegetarian completely again. I prefer it. But...trying to support Tom. Oh, and my cholesterol was the same after eating Whole 30 (with meat and eggs) as when I did the 6 months of eating less that 30 mg of cholesterol daily. It's just gonna be high no matter what I eat and how much I exercise. But...the body makes more cholesterol every day than any of us could ever eat. Like my doctor said, healthcare is way behind the newest scientific findings about all of that. I wanted them to test my LDL because LDL isn't always bad. If it's the soft buoyant kind, it's actually beneficial. BUT, if it's the small, dense kind, it's bad and will build up in the arteries. However, my doctor said insurance doesn't yet pay for that test and it's expensive. Another odd thing is my VLDL and triglycerides are very low. So many things to wonder about. I'm a big wonderer. Y'all keep warm. It's not gonna be easy....See More- 9 years agolast modified: 9 years ago
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