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Friday Is Gonna Make It
Feb. 26th, 2010 11:58 amBody: Still coughing, but my nose is a lot less stuffy.
Reading: The Scarlet Letter
Hearing: I'm still working through this Documentary series on all sorts of subjects from the BBC. I have something like 400+ episodes, so it's going to take me a while.
Etsy find: Logic Trap T-shirt
Project Follow-up: Dinner was tons of fun.
Tonight's Project: Nothing specific planned. Maybe some silly video games.
Randomness: I've been trying to make a few changes to my life. 1) I'm trying to get more exercise. The only type of exercise I really enjoy is walking, so I'm figuring out ways to do that. As long as the weather is bad my plan is to stop at the mall on my way home from work and do a couple of laps there. Once things warm up and dry out and stay light later I'll stop at a park and walk there. 2) When it comes to clothes/accessories I've almost always chosen practical over fun when it came to a choice between the two. Recently I realized that I've been taking that a little too far and fallen into boring utilitarianism. I'm trying to strike a new balance there.
Reading: The Scarlet Letter
Hearing: I'm still working through this Documentary series on all sorts of subjects from the BBC. I have something like 400+ episodes, so it's going to take me a while.
Etsy find: Logic Trap T-shirt
Project Follow-up: Dinner was tons of fun.
Tonight's Project: Nothing specific planned. Maybe some silly video games.
Randomness: I've been trying to make a few changes to my life. 1) I'm trying to get more exercise. The only type of exercise I really enjoy is walking, so I'm figuring out ways to do that. As long as the weather is bad my plan is to stop at the mall on my way home from work and do a couple of laps there. Once things warm up and dry out and stay light later I'll stop at a park and walk there. 2) When it comes to clothes/accessories I've almost always chosen practical over fun when it came to a choice between the two. Recently I realized that I've been taking that a little too far and fallen into boring utilitarianism. I'm trying to strike a new balance there.
