i apologize but there is no elegant segue.......
we enjoyed our family gatherings this past weekend. good conversation, good food, good grief! -24 degrees new years morning!! not wee-hours-of-the-morning -24 but around 8:30/9:00 -24!! the jordison clan enjoyed a new venue this year (thanks again to leslie for making it happen) making the old traditions that much easier on all of us.
tim garnered birthday wishes all around and scored a german chocolate cake, complete with candle, to complete the festivities.
he and james went to see avatar while my mother's scrabble board got a workout.
now it's back to work, back to my own bed and routines, back to emails and phone calls instead of face-to-face conversations. we're already scheduled for the cities in april, for aidan's birthday and i've started turning a few calendar pages wondering when i can squeeze another trip east into the plans.....
2 comments:
I think there is no "best" time of day as long as you exercise. I do know however you should not exercise 2-3 hours before you go to bed hence your bedtime being pretty consistent each night, mine, however, fluctuates. I try to get 30 minutes on the treadmill after I have had a couple cups of coffee and lots of water. This seems to give me energy the whole day through, yet I still like to nap when I can find time.
anonymous - thanks for your comment. i do prefer a morning workout and have toyed with the idea of adding a quick mile on the treadmill after work (6 or 7 in the evening) giving me plenty of time to recoup before bed. i just get frustrated by the lack of definite answers, on so many topics, posted by the experts....
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