Proof I Am Still a Nerd...

For the past week, I have been watching The Big Bang Theory from season one to six.  It is so funny, but it also makes me long for the days when I was in college.  As quirky as Sheldon Cooper is, I met so many people like him.

Last Friday, I bought a couple of video games.  I thought about how I had the game consoles and had not used them in awhile.  Working the strategy might release some tension.

I am trying to get myself back to walking in place.  I have been so horrible about getting back on my exercise routine.  I still see the personal trainer twice a week.  This past Tuesday, I did a lot of different exercises that worked on my core.  Unfortunately, my right hamstring kept hurting that evening and finally worked itself out after walking around a bit this morning.

I wonder if that is part of my problem.  I started slacking off on the walking in place after I started seeing the trainer.  Not sure why I am doing that.  I need to make it a point to do the walking in place or at least, walk somewhere.  I know I have been sore quite a bit each time I have been working out.  I just need to get it in a routine and do it more often.  Maybe that will work itself out.

I will say that since I have switched groups, I have thoroughly enjoyed the reduction of work stress in my life.  It is so good not to worry about someone calling or paging me about work.  It is such a relief.

Another cool thing - I have tickets to see NIN/Sound Garden, Eddie Izzard, and Fleetwood Mac - the line-up from 1975 to 1996.  I am so excited to see Christine McVie.  I loved her and Stevie Nicks.  I cannot wait!  I am still debating to see Sarah MacLachlan.  I really want to see her.  I saw her in 2004 and she put on an amazing show.  In fact, I cried through most of it as the songs really touched me.  I may check tomorrow to see what the ticket situation is for that show.

Time to deal with the laundry and dishes!

God's Message to Me:

you can get through a bad day.

When you're having a bad day, you have a choice. You can complain and gripe and dwell on the misery, or you can let go of it and look for the good, and maybe, just maybe, even laugh about it.