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No, I am trying to one down you. š”
No, I am trying to one down you. š”
I'm gonna take a nap and see if I can get some of the sleep I lost last night. Try it! It's a nice feeling getting a quick nap in the middle of the day.How do I convince my body that itās fully rested, even though itās not?
Sometimes I feel frustrated about the whole ~needing sleep aspect of being human. So much time wasted while we sleep! All the things that could be accomplished if only we were vampires.
Iām going to try to stay up all day. My body is going to tell me that itās mad, to which I will respond, āhow ungrateful! I gave you six whole hours of sleep the night before last night.
My exercises are listed on a sheet of paper that my physical therapist arranged for me and my needs. I couldn't keep up with those guys. That is very ambitious, girl! And a 4 mile uphill walk?! No wonder your sore. Look up 'legs up a wall'. It's a relaxation technique after your all done and has some great benefits. The abs routine is really nice and covers many of the ones I do. I'll follow her, I like her style and pace.
I'm not going to try for the 5k run. Just don't have it in me to push myself to go faster. I'm enjoying an easy run taking in the sunshine.
Enjoy your abs workout!
You should take it easy warming up, then let'r rip. There are muscles that have been dormant and if you strengthen the larger muscles before giving the unused muscles the attention they need, there will be injuries. Sore muscles are due to hard work and basically making small tears in the muscle. That's why resting is paramont so they repair and become stronger.Haha yes, when I first did the walk after doing the video, my muscles didnāt get sore until I was halfway through the walk but I had to keep going lol but I do enjoy pushing myself. For me, it is almost like it takes pushing yourself to the limit before youāre properly warmed up, and when you keep going, the body feels completely free and Iām no longer stuck inside my own head. Itās pretty much like I am fighting against myself which I find therapeutic.
I had muscle fatigue a couple times, I had to Google it cos I was so worried what was wrong. Basically, it doesnāt kick in until 3 or 4 days after and then your muscle is so sore you canāt move it and youāre out for a week. I got Epsom salts to help if it happens again.
Ill look up ālegs up a wallā and give it a try
It sounds like you have a different approach to exercise which reminds me of a more creative approach, or when you get pure enjoyment from something. I have that same approach when I am cooking, itās all about enjoying the moment. For some reason when it comes to exercise or work, itās about fighting my own ego.
Hahaha, le multiculturalism sans le multiculturalism, si vous savez que j'ai dit!J'ai determinĆ©. Je vais maĆ®tiser cette langue! Bien sur, je peux vivre sans franƧais dans ce forum. Il y a multiculturalisme dans ce forum, mais seulement dans anglais. š
Best of luck with the French exam!! š„ A baguette for good luck!
I was reading the comment section of a French song the other day, and someone commented something along the lines of, 'when the baguette hits right.' š¹
De rien. The more random, the better!
You should take it easy warming up, then let'r rip. There are muscles that have been dormant and if you strengthen the larger muscles before giving the unused muscles the attention they need, there will be injuries. Sore muscles are due to hard work and basically making small tears in the muscle. That's why resting is paramont so they repair and become stronger.
That free feeling is the addictive part! Epsom salts works. Also check out foam rolling, the people at the gym will know how to guide you. It alleviates muscle fatigue and soreness.
I've often sensed your almost spiritual energy to cooking. What a gift! I 'like' cooking but feel frustrated a lot of the time. Probably if I organized my self better it would be more enjoyable because I do see the ability to let your creativity blossom!
What about the rest of us? š Can we also stop by for a spiritually cooked Vegan meal anytime? ā¹ļøFeel free to pop round for a spiritually cooked Vegan meal anytime, MD š» š½ļø
Iām craving a baguette now. š„Hahaha, le multiculturalism sans le multiculturalism, si vous savez que j'ai dit!
Merci beaucoup, je l'ai prend heureuse!
Let's hope the baguette will hit the right stone.
I live for the randomness,
Hahaha, le multiculturalism sans le multiculturalism, si vous savez que j'ai dit!
Merci beaucoup, je l'ai prend heureuse!
Let's hope the baguette will hit the right stone.
I live for the randomness,
Watch out for trespassing laws. They should be okay, take flowers for the gravesite.šWent for an hour walk in the woods today. I feel cleansed. š²āļø
I decided after my walk that Iād check something off of my bucket list, to visit a private cemetery of my ancestors. I assumed that the cemetery would be easily accessible. Nope! Someone has built their mansion on what seems to be the same property as my ancestorās graves. So, for me to visit their graves, Iād have to walk onto the homeownerās property. I think that the person who owns the mansion is a part of my family. I donāt understand how they would be allowed to build their house there otherwiseā¦
I was tempted to knock on their door and ask if I could visit the cemetery. This doesnāt seem fair to me though. Why should I, a descendant of the people buried there, have to be granted permission to visit my familyās graves. Seems wrong to me.
When the snow melts, Iām going back to visit the cemetery. Not my problem that they built their mansion so close to it. š¤
Never had a paranormal experience?!Haunting is strange. Never used to believe in it. Graveyards were somewhere my friends and I would go hang out. It was quiet, nobody bugged you if you were respectful. Beautiful places and historic. Always enjoyed reading the names, and admiring the stonework.
And, some Vegan French fries!
In the UK, we call fries, chips, but chips in the USA are what we call crisps.
There was a huge confusion over this when I was on holiday with my family travelling to New York and we stopped at a McDonaldās on the way and asked for chips and McDonaldās told us they didnāt sell any, and there was a big confusion for a good 10 minutes before we asked for fries š š
Baguettes and croissants are the best.Iām craving a baguette now. š„
Do they sell "French chips" at a McDonald's in the U.K.?
Baguettes and croissants are the best.<3
Haha, just McDonaldās chips.
Although technically they probably are French fries because are small and thin. Whereas chips are thicker.
Letās take a moment to appreciate how nice chips/fries/French fries are though. Fried potato heaven.
David, when you think of UK cuisine, what comes to mind?