Do anything over the weekend? - Page 17

Gemme · 12-07-2019, 07:34 PM

I'm sad to say, it's all work and very little play for me this weekend. I'll get a teensy bit of crafting in but not much.

Kätzchen · 12-28-2019, 04:48 PM

My neighbor's came over today to help me rearrange the front room of my studio, so I can get to my bicycle easier. They also helped me carry it down stairs and helped me get up on it. I rode it in the parking lot for over 17 minutes, giggling because it was SO exhilarating to be on the bicycle, riding it again since three years ago. I was so scared. Falling scares me, big time, because I've fallen several times this year already. But I didn't fall and I am so tickled I could face my fears and ride my bike, even if it was only for 17 minutes before I felt like I go not go another single minute. My cardio rate was 130 and I biked around for approximately 1.1 miles (fitbit data).

I plan to rest tomorrow. Busy work week ahead.

NYE is Tuesday night and I have big plans to spend it with my chosen family, which is always fun and peaceful and relaxing. We're going to play cards and maybe even go for a long drive on New Years day to visit a casino and have brunch, while we spend a little bit of money. I only plan to spend $20, which is partly brunch expenses and maybe a casino game too.

tantalizingfemme · 12-28-2019, 05:40 PM

I am taking full advantage of being on winter break. Working 50+ hours a week, field placement for another 20 and homework has killed my weekends as all I do is catch up on sleep, do chores, cook and write papers. So since I came back from my vacation on the 20th I am making sure I get outside and hike whenever possible. This morning after getting my oil changed was a 6 mile hike and tomorrow will be a 7 miler followed by grocery shopping and then a visit with a friend. I am so happy this winter has been so mild and I haven't had to hike in really cold weather yet. I realize I am a much happier person when I get out into nature and have promised myself to make this a priority moving forward.

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12-28-2019, 04:48 PM	#322
Kätzchen Member How Do You Identify?: Femme Join Date: May 2010 Location: @ home with my granddaughter, chosen friends & family. ツ Posts: 16,137 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 29,544 Thanked 33,565 Times in 10,676 Posts Rep Power: 21474868	My neighbor's came over today to help me rearrange the front room of my studio, so I can get to my bicycle easier. They also helped me carry it down stairs and helped me get up on it. I rode it in the parking lot for over 17 minutes, giggling because it was SO exhilarating to be on the bicycle, riding it again since three years ago. I was so scared. Falling scares me, big time, because I've fallen several times this year already. But I didn't fall and I am so tickled I could face my fears and ride my bike, even if it was only for 17 minutes before I felt like I go not go another single minute. My cardio rate was 130 and I biked around for approximately 1.1 miles (fitbit data). I plan to rest tomorrow. Busy work week ahead. NYE is Tuesday night and I have big plans to spend it with my chosen family, which is always fun and peaceful and relaxing. We're going to play cards and maybe even go for a long drive on New Years day to visit a casino and have brunch, while we spend a little bit of money. I only plan to spend $20, which is partly brunch expenses and maybe a casino game too. __________________ “The way someone treats you is not a reflection of your worth: It’s a reflection of their emotional capacity,” ~ Jillian Turecki. “The work that is called for is the construction of our “More Perfect Union”(Obama). That job will never ever be completed: it’s one that requires rigorous attention and unfading wherewithal and all hands. The work is the keeping of the promises of our promised land. The practice of decency, the protection of freedom, and the promotion of liberty for all. With no exceptions. That takes a lot of work done on multiple job sites, every single day. And you can call each of them a battle for truth, justice and the American way,” — Tom Hanks.

12-28-2019, 05:40 PM	#323
tantalizingfemme Senior Member How Do You Identify?: Me Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: * Posts: 4,184 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 3,957 Thanked 3,984 Times in 822 Posts Rep Power: 21474855	I am taking full advantage of being on winter break. Working 50+ hours a week, field placement for another 20 and homework has killed my weekends as all I do is catch up on sleep, do chores, cook and write papers. So since I came back from my vacation on the 20th I am making sure I get outside and hike whenever possible. This morning after getting my oil changed was a 6 mile hike and tomorrow will be a 7 miler followed by grocery shopping and then a visit with a friend. I am so happy this winter has been so mild and I haven't had to hike in really cold weather yet. I realize I am a much happier person when I get out into nature and have promised myself to make this a priority moving forward.