No run this morning because I’m on the run. You know the feeling. It happens. We just can not make it a habit. Take solace in knowing we will be back at it tomorrow.
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Take solace in knowing we will be back at it tomorrow
Tag: Busy
The never ending battle with things that make us want to quit exercising
Exercise may take an unplanned backseat today. Being down a parent, early morning cable service call, and an early morning school rehearsal have all come together to a head.
The cable appointment is the ringer.
These are the things that never go away. And the things we must fight a never ending battle with – to avoid quitting.
And so it goes.
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Everyday is a race, isn’t it?
Everyday is a race, isn’t it?
Even for the ones who make it look like it isn’t a race.
A tough, busy race.
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Too Damn Busy
We hear it all the time don’t we?
“I’m just so busy, I don’t have time to exercise”.
Happens all the time doesn’t it. In fact, we’ve all been guilty of saying something like this. Which begs the next question.
When your health falters, then will you have time?
Ever know you know something important about yourself, but you either can’t quite put your finger on it, or, you simply don’t want to admit it?
Yeah, me too. So, with New Year’s Eve one day away, and the opportunity to resolve, finally, to do something great, here goes:
I hate being “unhealthy”.
And I hate it so much that I’m willing to do all the common sense things that healthy people do.
Common sense, but not common practice.
Not any more. Not this year. Ya with me? Is this your year?
Lane 8 Hypocrite
Maybe. Maybe not.
On January 5, 2009 my Family Physician wrote a script for a routine colonoscopy, since this is the year I turned 50.
Well, here we are, almost January, 2010 – a year later. No colonoscopy. Not even scheduled yet.
How in the hell can that happen?
Simple. You already know, don’t you? We get busy. Distracted. Paralyzed – with the fear of making a commitment.
So, please know I ain’t perfect. Big dreamer? Absolutely. Perfect? No way.
But if you look at the batting average, it represents a decent overall “practice what you preach” reality.
How’s your batting average?