I’ve probably mastered the position of naturally blinking. Blinking does require energy right?! LOL!

I’ve been not heading to the gym faithfully. I guess it’s become easier in repeating it over and over and over and over…you get what I’m saying. I’m pathetic.

I must try yoga. Or atleast watch it. It seems I could burn energy just watching it. I could blink while observing such strenuous and eye-popping-not-for-me poses.

Just wanted to let you all know that Julie D., a frequent commenter here and my good friend, had a biopsy on Friday.

I just wanted to spread the word so we can send her good wishes for a benign result.

J

I love it. Writing begets writing.

Favorite exercise-sex. Cool ways to get back into writing-sex. Unfortunately, since we’ve opened our own business, there has been little time for either, and when there is we are both too damn exhausted to do anything.

Seriously though, I love walking my dog, but here lately that has been a drag, dd took her dog, my walking companion ( a small terrier), one of the Danes is in heat and too old to walk for miles, the other is too ferrel in attitude to go out in public, then the last time I tried to walk the baby mastiff, nicknamed ‘the beast’, he near ripped my arm off. No Joke! So, since I’ve stopped walking, I’ve stopped losing the pounds.

BTW, walking it great for plotting and brainstorming. I guess any exercise is.

Renee

I’m giving up my gym membership to hoard my gold. But I live on the California coast, so walking isn’t a burden. Trying the running thing, with the help of a coached program out my local athletic shoe store… *pant *pant (So when does this get to be fun?)

I do like exercise tv and workout DVDs… And my heroine does yoga…does that count? (Though she calls it a moving meditation

Sorry, Quantum, I’d rather stay up late than move from California…too deeply rooted here! But thanks for the thought!

The Standing Splits she’s been doing lately and that one is even more hazardous. *LOL*

She almost got some commentary when she had us do “Happy Baby/Dead Bug” pose, because that one looks completely undignified and suggestive at the same time. That’s the pose I’m waiting for Joe to open the door on and show some guest the yoga room. That’s what every guest needs to see: 10 people with their heels in the air and their knees by their ears.

I have the feast or famine approach to writing and exercising. This week I went 4 times to the gym. The week before, I went only once–and I always pay for that little mistake.

I do do some good writing at the library. Sometimes. Not always. It is quiet and focused, but sometimes, the words still don’t come.