I pulled a good day out of my butt yesterday. It wasn't graceful, but I got it done.
Even though I'm not suppose to exercise for a bit (shingles), I decided on a short Peloton workout. Why?!?! Because I got my monthly. Add cramps to the mix of stuff plus temperature control problems. I was in a constant state of damp and couldn't cooldown. The solution is a big sweat and it ends that problem -- every single time. So I did. It knocked my energy back hard, but I felt better. (Oura ring says it in fact did NOT help as recovery is exceptionally low.)
Next up, life coaching. I've been letting other people's OPINIONS make me question my opinion and what I'm doing. It's a long story -- all about little things. We talked about it specifically and also this might be swirling little things into an unnecessary vortex of anxiety and uncertainty because I have a lot of bigger uncertainty lately. It ended with the reminder ... living a full life requires uncertainty. Playing small means a small life. Go out and get that bigger life.
I still wasn't up for the teahouse or downtown, but I decided to try something new for lunch. Found a popular local restaurant -- Lebanese cuisine. It was delicious. Friendly, happy, welcoming. I sat and read and ate and chatted with the owner. I didn't stay long because I felt like poo, but it was nice to do something different. Finding fun in variety.
Fried beet salad with complimentary grape leaf wraps. |
Brussels and cauliflower |
Home in time for a live coaching call. Interesting takeaway question -- what would you love for this season of your life? Or this month. Or this day. I'll journal on this. Very FS focused but with a smaller timeframe.
I finished writing "53 things to be better at life." It took me over a month to finish this list -- journal prompt from another podcast. It's meant to be big and small and specific and practical and existential. Everything and anything goes. Maybe I'll share it next birthday to see if I agree with it. 53 is a lot -- probably my one-and-done list and not a yearly tradition (unless I just add one more to the list for each year). It was fun to think about though. A few examples ...
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