PetiteSheWolf
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Hello and congrats for eeverything, wishing you two a long, strong, supportive, gentle married life!
Lovely pics of Japan, brings me back nice memories.
Lovely pics of Japan, brings me back nice memories.
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Lady Celerity
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"..one thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and reaching forward to what lies ahead, I press on.."
Welcome back! And congratulations 
Thanks for sharing your beautiful photos.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful photos.
AnnieW
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Lovely pictures. Congrats on your marriage! And good to see you here again.
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"“I am, and always will be, the optimist. The hoper of far-flung hopes, and the dreamer of improbable dreams.” (Eleventh Doctor)"
this looks like a place in Rise of the Ronin video game, which might be pretty obvious, as it plays in Japan somewhere around Kyoto... but I it just catched my eye...
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Mianevem
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Thank you very much, @JCU , @Silent Wolf , @Maegaranthelas , @aku-chan , @Fremen , @TopNotch , @Mamatigerj , @Jaga , @Anek , @Louve Rose , @NancyTree , @PetiteSheWolf , @Lady Celerity , @CODawn , @Haleth , @AnnieW ! 
To show how (un)structured my training is nowadays:
Sunday, May 4
Midday
-- 62 min run | I could finally fit in a run after a long weekend spent working in front of a screen...
Monday, May 5
Before breakfast
-- 44 side bends | day 29 of Posture
-- 3x54 chest expansions | day 30 of Posture
During work
-- 9 min balance hold in one go | day 25 of Balance | It's tough to keep my arm up for so long... I let it rest for a few seconds when changing legs midway, and I didn't keep it quite as neat and straight as it would fit the tree pose
-- Rotator Cuff
-- Hand Mobility
-- Knee
-- Ankle Recovery
Late afternoon
-- 39 min run
Tuesday, May 6
During work
-- Super Soldier | lvl II
Afternoon
-- 39 min run
Late afternoon
-- 3x1 min high knees | day 23 of Cardio & Abs
Wednesday, May 7
Midday
-- 30 min run
During work
-- 4x60 high knees | day 15 of Action Hero
-- Day 21 of Momentum | lvl III
Thursday, May 8
Afternoon
-- Day 29-30 of Daily Crunch | hard
-- Day 22 of Momentum | lvl II
-- 3x1 min flutter kicks | day 24 of Cardio & Abs | not that I can actually do 1 min of flutter kicks with good form
Late afternoon
47 min run:
-- 10 min warmup
-- 3x: 7 min threshold pace | 2 min recovery
-- 10 min cooldown
Friday, May 9
During work
-- Day 16 of Action Hero
-- Day 1 of Recomp
As you can see, I'm not consistent with anything I do (maybe apart from running). Nowadays it sometimes takes me as much as three months to complete a single challenge or program. But I still like the variety of doing more of them at the same time. I don't claim badges anymore either, it would feel unfair to those who diligently work on them every single day. But that's fine, luckily I don't need the badges as motivation anymore.
My new job is still mostly done from home. I go to the office once a week at most, if at all, so I can have a short break almost anytime I'd like, and I try to fit in a micro workout then. That's what the "during work" label means, and the items listed there are usually spread throughout the work day. I need that, because with my side job and other projects (I'm organizing two LARPs right now!
), and all the socializing I've found myself doing recently (I'm very, very grateful to have so many like-minded friends, but spending quality time with them comes at the price of my introvert social batteries draining very quickly) that's often the only option I have. Unless I go to sleep late, of course, which I don't like doing. Mainly because the earlier I go to bed, the sooner I get to be left alone with my thoughts. 
Ooh, that one would be fun to play! After we got home, my husband started playing with Ghostwire: Tokyo, which has modern-day Shibuya modelled. He found several places that we visited.
To show how (un)structured my training is nowadays:
Sunday, May 4
Midday
-- 62 min run | I could finally fit in a run after a long weekend spent working in front of a screen...
Monday, May 5
Before breakfast
-- 44 side bends | day 29 of Posture
-- 3x54 chest expansions | day 30 of Posture
During work
-- 9 min balance hold in one go | day 25 of Balance | It's tough to keep my arm up for so long... I let it rest for a few seconds when changing legs midway, and I didn't keep it quite as neat and straight as it would fit the tree pose
-- Rotator Cuff
-- Hand Mobility
-- Knee
-- Ankle Recovery
Late afternoon
-- 39 min run
Tuesday, May 6
During work
-- Super Soldier | lvl II
Afternoon
-- 39 min run
Late afternoon
-- 3x1 min high knees | day 23 of Cardio & Abs
Wednesday, May 7
Midday
-- 30 min run
During work
-- 4x60 high knees | day 15 of Action Hero
-- Day 21 of Momentum | lvl III
Thursday, May 8
Afternoon
-- Day 29-30 of Daily Crunch | hard
-- Day 22 of Momentum | lvl II
-- 3x1 min flutter kicks | day 24 of Cardio & Abs | not that I can actually do 1 min of flutter kicks with good form
Late afternoon
47 min run:
-- 10 min warmup
-- 3x: 7 min threshold pace | 2 min recovery
-- 10 min cooldown
Friday, May 9
During work
-- Day 16 of Action Hero
-- Day 1 of Recomp
As you can see, I'm not consistent with anything I do (maybe apart from running). Nowadays it sometimes takes me as much as three months to complete a single challenge or program. But I still like the variety of doing more of them at the same time. I don't claim badges anymore either, it would feel unfair to those who diligently work on them every single day. But that's fine, luckily I don't need the badges as motivation anymore.
My new job is still mostly done from home. I go to the office once a week at most, if at all, so I can have a short break almost anytime I'd like, and I try to fit in a micro workout then. That's what the "during work" label means, and the items listed there are usually spread throughout the work day. I need that, because with my side job and other projects (I'm organizing two LARPs right now!
), and all the socializing I've found myself doing recently (I'm very, very grateful to have so many like-minded friends, but spending quality time with them comes at the price of my introvert social batteries draining very quickly) that's often the only option I have. Unless I go to sleep late, of course, which I don't like doing. Mainly because the earlier I go to bed, the sooner I get to be left alone with my thoughts. 
Silent Wolf
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Congrats! 
Mianevem
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Thank you, @JCU , @Silent Wolf , @Fremen !
Saturday, May 10
Evening
-- 73 min run
We spent most of the rest of the day playing Twilight Imperium. Our host wanted to play again on the 25th, but we managed to convince him that two whole days spent playing a board game in a single month is too much for the rest of us.
Saturday, May 10
Evening
-- 73 min run
We spent most of the rest of the day playing Twilight Imperium. Our host wanted to play again on the 25th, but we managed to convince him that two whole days spent playing a board game in a single month is too much for the rest of us.
Mamatigerj
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Cheers! 
Syrius
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Mianevem
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Thank you @Mamatigerj, @Syrius! 
I've slowed down on the workout front in the past weeks, in part because I had some injuries. My right hip began hurting the exact same way as the left one was... two years ago, I think, when I had to step back from a half-marathon race and was completely unable to run for two or three months. This time I was careful and stopped aggravating the injury, and now it feels good again. A stiff neck was also keeping me from working out much. It was due to poor form when sitting in front of the screen throughout my work days and an ergonomic pillow that apparently just makes things worse for me. I'm now back to my old, flat pillow, and it's much better.
Monday, 2 June
Late morning
-- 33 min run
Tuesday, 3 June
Morning
-- 33 min run
Afternoon
-- 40 min walk
D&D evening with my husband as the GM.
Wednesday, 4 June
Evening
-- 43 min run
Thursday, 5 June
Midday
39 min run:
-- 10 min warmup
-- 19 min threshold
-- 10 min cooldown
Friday, 6 June
Afternoon
-- 33 min run
I spent the evening celebrating a friend's 40th birthday.
Saturday, 7 June
Hangover from the previous night's birthday party. Then, in the early afternoon we set up and went to the Hungarian Tolkien Society'sspring summer meeting.
Sunday, 8 June
Medieval dance workshop in the morning, practicing how to crack a whip in the afternoon.
Monday, 9 June
Thespring summer meeting ended, we went home. The DOMS from the whipcracking caught up to me by the evening.
Evening
-- 54 min run
Tuesday, 10 June
Late afternoon
-- 22 min walk
Skillet concert in the evening! This was the first time I saw them live.
I've slowed down on the workout front in the past weeks, in part because I had some injuries. My right hip began hurting the exact same way as the left one was... two years ago, I think, when I had to step back from a half-marathon race and was completely unable to run for two or three months. This time I was careful and stopped aggravating the injury, and now it feels good again. A stiff neck was also keeping me from working out much. It was due to poor form when sitting in front of the screen throughout my work days and an ergonomic pillow that apparently just makes things worse for me. I'm now back to my old, flat pillow, and it's much better.
Monday, 2 June
Late morning
-- 33 min run
Tuesday, 3 June
Morning
-- 33 min run
Afternoon
-- 40 min walk
D&D evening with my husband as the GM.
Wednesday, 4 June
Evening
-- 43 min run
Thursday, 5 June
Midday
39 min run:
-- 10 min warmup
-- 19 min threshold
-- 10 min cooldown
Friday, 6 June
Afternoon
-- 33 min run
I spent the evening celebrating a friend's 40th birthday.
Saturday, 7 June
Hangover from the previous night's birthday party. Then, in the early afternoon we set up and went to the Hungarian Tolkien Society's
Sunday, 8 June
Medieval dance workshop in the morning, practicing how to crack a whip in the afternoon.
Monday, 9 June
The
Evening
-- 54 min run
Tuesday, 10 June
Late afternoon
-- 22 min walk
Skillet concert in the evening! This was the first time I saw them live.
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Mianevem
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Yes, @Laura Rainbow Dragon, all's fine, just a bit busy. But the good kind of busy. 
I still exercise almost every day, and I still keep track of it with the intention to post it here, but then I blink, and months have passed without posting. Anyway, this is what my last week looked like exercise-wise:
Sunday, 16 Nov
Before breakfast
-- Morning Ritual
Late morning
-- 30 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | day 16 of Push-Up Streak
-- Day 6 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
-- Day 3 of Power Pose
Monday, 17 Nov
Before breakfast
-- The Right Side | with EC
-- Day 4 of Power Pose
-- 60 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | day 17 of Push-Up Streak
-- Day 7 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
Tuesday, 18 Nov
Before breakfast
-- Energizer
Wednesday, 19 Nov
Before breakfast
-- Awake & Alive | lvl III | with EC
-- Day 8 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
Late morning
-- 65 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | day 18 of Push-Up Streak
-- 35 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | part of day 19 of Push-Up Streak
Midday
-- 35 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | part of day 19 of Push-Up Streak
Thursday, 20 Nov
Before breakfast
-- Day 9 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
-- 35 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | day 20 of Push-Up Streak
Late morning
-- Trailblazer
Afternoon
-- Day 5 of Power Pose
Friday, 21 Nov
Before breakfast
-- Core for Runners | lvl III | with EC
Afternoon
-- Days 6-8 of Power Pose
Saturday, 22 Nov
Late morning
-- Runner Strength Lowerbody | with EC
Midday
-- Day 12 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
-- Day 9 of Power Pose
-- 30 min jog
Afternoon
-- Rest & Rec
-- 30 knee-to-elbows | Daily Dare
Sunday, 23 Nov
Before breakfast
-- 40 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | part of day 23 of Push-Up Streak
Late morning
-- 40 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | part of day 23 of Push-Up Streak
-- Day 13 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
I have no injuries, my hip's fine! Possibly also because I run much less than before. I'm not preparing for any races right now, but the next one, and possibly all the others I'll enter in the foreseeable future aren't going to be road races but obstacle trail runs. They're more fun, and I think preparing for them allows for a more balanced training, as it's not just about running and then running some more on pavement, but on the one hand I'm motivated to look for opportunities to run on trails, and on the other hand I have to do a lot of strength work, on all muscle groups. It seems like this approach helps avoid overuse injuries.
I've been to one such race called Fighters' Run this September, and I loved every second of it, even when my heart rate went up to 200 while crawling up one of the many steep hills ~90 minutes in, or when my husband came up to me near the finish line, at the last obstacle, and all I could tell him was "I'm dying, I'm dying." What I loved the most was how willing the participants were to help each other. An experienced participant gave advice on a scary obstacle while we were recovering from an uphill segment, and when we met later, he remembered me, and asked how it went. At one of the most difficult obstacles – it's like a slip wall on a Spartan* race, but steeper and curved so that the top part is fully vertical – very few people were able to get through without help, so those who were already on top helped pull up the next ones, while the people still waiting to start pushed them up. And when the ones climbing reached the top, the roles were passed on, so they were now the ones to pull up the next row of people. That's how I, along with two girls about my height and weight pulled up two men who must've both been somewhere between 80 and 100 kg in weight. When I told the men "come on, come on, you've got this, we'll help", I really wasn't as confident in our ability to pull them up as I sounded, but it worked.
*We do have Spartan races in Hungary, but I chose Fighters' Run (a Hungarian brand) instead because the smaller number of participants and the lack of international "hype" around it made it seem cozier and less... macho, if you get what I mean. I also like the theme of Fighters' Run races; their logo has a wolf on it, and they call themselves and all participants of their races "pack members". They also have "Wolf Pup" races for children between 4 and 14 years, and that's very cute!
I still exercise almost every day, and I still keep track of it with the intention to post it here, but then I blink, and months have passed without posting. Anyway, this is what my last week looked like exercise-wise:
Sunday, 16 Nov
Before breakfast
-- Morning Ritual
Late morning
-- 30 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | day 16 of Push-Up Streak
-- Day 6 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
-- Day 3 of Power Pose
Monday, 17 Nov
Before breakfast
-- The Right Side | with EC
-- Day 4 of Power Pose
-- 60 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | day 17 of Push-Up Streak
-- Day 7 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
Tuesday, 18 Nov
Before breakfast
-- Energizer
Wednesday, 19 Nov
Before breakfast
-- Awake & Alive | lvl III | with EC
-- Day 8 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
Late morning
-- 65 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | day 18 of Push-Up Streak
-- 35 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | part of day 19 of Push-Up Streak
Midday
-- 35 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | part of day 19 of Push-Up Streak
Thursday, 20 Nov
Before breakfast
-- Day 9 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
-- 35 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | day 20 of Push-Up Streak
Late morning
-- Trailblazer
Afternoon
-- Day 5 of Power Pose
Friday, 21 Nov
Before breakfast
-- Core for Runners | lvl III | with EC
Afternoon
-- Days 6-8 of Power Pose
Saturday, 22 Nov
Late morning
-- Runner Strength Lowerbody | with EC
Midday
-- Day 12 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
-- Day 9 of Power Pose
-- 30 min jog
Afternoon
-- Rest & Rec
-- 30 knee-to-elbows | Daily Dare
Sunday, 23 Nov
Before breakfast
-- 40 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | part of day 23 of Push-Up Streak
Late morning
-- 40 push-ups in total (regular, knee, and wall) | part of day 23 of Push-Up Streak
-- Day 13 of Total Body Strength+ | lvl III
I have no injuries, my hip's fine! Possibly also because I run much less than before. I'm not preparing for any races right now, but the next one, and possibly all the others I'll enter in the foreseeable future aren't going to be road races but obstacle trail runs. They're more fun, and I think preparing for them allows for a more balanced training, as it's not just about running and then running some more on pavement, but on the one hand I'm motivated to look for opportunities to run on trails, and on the other hand I have to do a lot of strength work, on all muscle groups. It seems like this approach helps avoid overuse injuries.
I've been to one such race called Fighters' Run this September, and I loved every second of it, even when my heart rate went up to 200 while crawling up one of the many steep hills ~90 minutes in, or when my husband came up to me near the finish line, at the last obstacle, and all I could tell him was "I'm dying, I'm dying." What I loved the most was how willing the participants were to help each other. An experienced participant gave advice on a scary obstacle while we were recovering from an uphill segment, and when we met later, he remembered me, and asked how it went. At one of the most difficult obstacles – it's like a slip wall on a Spartan* race, but steeper and curved so that the top part is fully vertical – very few people were able to get through without help, so those who were already on top helped pull up the next ones, while the people still waiting to start pushed them up. And when the ones climbing reached the top, the roles were passed on, so they were now the ones to pull up the next row of people. That's how I, along with two girls about my height and weight pulled up two men who must've both been somewhere between 80 and 100 kg in weight. When I told the men "come on, come on, you've got this, we'll help", I really wasn't as confident in our ability to pull them up as I sounded, but it worked.
*We do have Spartan races in Hungary, but I chose Fighters' Run (a Hungarian brand) instead because the smaller number of participants and the lack of international "hype" around it made it seem cozier and less... macho, if you get what I mean. I also like the theme of Fighters' Run races; their logo has a wolf on it, and they call themselves and all participants of their races "pack members". They also have "Wolf Pup" races for children between 4 and 14 years, and that's very cute!
Anek
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"If the time should come when you have to make a choice between what is right and what is easy, remember Cedric Diggory."
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"Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human qualities... because it is the quality which guarantees all others."
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"..one thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and reaching forward to what lies ahead, I press on.."
PETERMORRIS966
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Happy birthday 
Mianevem
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Thank you, @Syrius, @f1shie, @Lady Celerity, @PETERMORRIS966, @Haleth! 
Yesterday was pleasant, despite having to work. My husband gets a day off every year for his birthday, but my company offers no such thing, unfortunately. And today's a work day too! As a compensation for having Jan 2, normally a workday, off. But it's not too taxing, none of my Vietnamese colleagues are working, and the Hungarians don't feel like rushing anything either. So no one cared that I left home office for a little while to pick up my birthday cake. It will be for the celebration tonight!
Yesterday was pleasant, despite having to work. My husband gets a day off every year for his birthday, but my company offers no such thing, unfortunately. And today's a work day too! As a compensation for having Jan 2, normally a workday, off. But it's not too taxing, none of my Vietnamese colleagues are working, and the Hungarians don't feel like rushing anything either. So no one cared that I left home office for a little while to pick up my birthday cake. It will be for the celebration tonight!
Mianevem
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Thank you, @TopNotch and @CODawn!
The celebration was great, a lot of people could come, and it seemed like everyone genuinely had a good time with fun conversations. I'm happy, because I think this party helped strengthen some ties within our little community.
The following is what I've been doing exercise-wise in the new year. The intensity isn't high, but the effort is constant.
Sunday, Jan 4
Morning
-- 2x10 sec dead hang | day 2 of Negative Pull-up
Afternoon
-- This Princess Wears Pants! | lvl III | with EC
-- Days 3-4 of Arcade | anchor
-- Day 23 or 30 Days of Cardio | lvl I
Monday, Jan 5
Before breakfast
-- Day 3 of Negative Pull-ups
-- Day 5 of Arcade | anchor
Late morning
-- Day 24 of 30 Days of Cardio | lvl I
Afternoon
-- Fae Princess | lvl I
Tuesday, Jan 6
Before breakfast
-- Day 20 of Unbound
Late morning
-- Day 21 of Unbound
Midday
53 min run:
-- 10 min warmup
-- 3x: 9 min tempo run | 3 min walk
-- 10 min cooldown
Wednesday, Jan 7
Before breakfast
-- 2x10 sec dead hang | day 4 of Negative Pull-ups
Midday
-- Days 6-7 of Arcade | anchor
-- Day 25 of 30 Days of Cardio | lvl I
Afternoon
-- Savage Princess | lvl I
Thursday, Jan 8
Late morning
-- Day 5 of Negative Pull-Ups
Midday
-- Day 8 Arcade | anchor
Afternoon
-- Day 26 of 30 Days of Cardio | lvl I
-- Princess to the Rescue | lvl I
Friday, Jan 9
Before breakfast
-- 3x10 dead hang | day 6 of Negative Pull-Ups
Late morning
-- Day 9 of Arcade | anchor
Saturday, Jan 10
Late morning
-- Day 27 of 30 Days of Cardio | lvl III
Midday
-- Ninja Princess | lvl I
Today was a slow day, in part due to a mild hangover. With the friend I was celebrating with (also born on 9 January, just 9 years later than me), we emphatically told the guests not to bring us any gifts. The result? Many of them felt compelled to buy as drinks at the place instead. I managed to politely dodge some of the offers, but apparently not enough, considering the amount of vodka my chosen cocktail for the night contained.
The celebration was great, a lot of people could come, and it seemed like everyone genuinely had a good time with fun conversations. I'm happy, because I think this party helped strengthen some ties within our little community.
The following is what I've been doing exercise-wise in the new year. The intensity isn't high, but the effort is constant.
Sunday, Jan 4
Morning
-- 2x10 sec dead hang | day 2 of Negative Pull-up
Afternoon
-- This Princess Wears Pants! | lvl III | with EC
-- Days 3-4 of Arcade | anchor
-- Day 23 or 30 Days of Cardio | lvl I
Monday, Jan 5
Before breakfast
-- Day 3 of Negative Pull-ups
-- Day 5 of Arcade | anchor
Late morning
-- Day 24 of 30 Days of Cardio | lvl I
Afternoon
-- Fae Princess | lvl I
Tuesday, Jan 6
Before breakfast
-- Day 20 of Unbound
Late morning
-- Day 21 of Unbound
Midday
53 min run:
-- 10 min warmup
-- 3x: 9 min tempo run | 3 min walk
-- 10 min cooldown
Wednesday, Jan 7
Before breakfast
-- 2x10 sec dead hang | day 4 of Negative Pull-ups
Midday
-- Days 6-7 of Arcade | anchor
-- Day 25 of 30 Days of Cardio | lvl I
Afternoon
-- Savage Princess | lvl I
Thursday, Jan 8
Late morning
-- Day 5 of Negative Pull-Ups
Midday
-- Day 8 Arcade | anchor
Afternoon
-- Day 26 of 30 Days of Cardio | lvl I
-- Princess to the Rescue | lvl I
Friday, Jan 9
Before breakfast
-- 3x10 dead hang | day 6 of Negative Pull-Ups
Late morning
-- Day 9 of Arcade | anchor
Saturday, Jan 10
Late morning
-- Day 27 of 30 Days of Cardio | lvl III
Midday
-- Ninja Princess | lvl I
Today was a slow day, in part due to a mild hangover. With the friend I was celebrating with (also born on 9 January, just 9 years later than me), we emphatically told the guests not to bring us any gifts. The result? Many of them felt compelled to buy as drinks at the place instead. I managed to politely dodge some of the offers, but apparently not enough, considering the amount of vodka my chosen cocktail for the night contained.
NancyTree
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Belated 
Sounds like you had a great party
Sounds like you had a great party
Mianevem
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Thank you, @NancyTree!
Monday, 12 Jan
Late morning
-- Days 22-24 of Unbound
Midday
-- 1 hr run
Tuesday, 13 Jan
Full rest. I slept very badly, I'm not sure why. It might be because of stress. Or maybe a lingering illness I thought I had already recovered from. Whatever the reason, hopefully I'll get more rest tonight.
Monday, 12 Jan
Late morning
-- Days 22-24 of Unbound
Midday
-- 1 hr run
Tuesday, 13 Jan
Full rest. I slept very badly, I'm not sure why. It might be because of stress. Or maybe a lingering illness I thought I had already recovered from. Whatever the reason, hopefully I'll get more rest tonight.
Mianevem
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Monday, Jan 19
Before breakfast
-- Day 9 of Negative Pull-Up
Tuesday, Jan 20
Midday
-- Days 17-19 of Arcade | anchor
-- Day 30 of 30 Days of Cardio | one set only
Wednesday, Jan 21
Before breakfast
-- The Princess | lvl I
Slow, slow, slow on the exercise front. I really need to shift gears to keep up with everything I genuinely want to do.
Before breakfast
-- Day 9 of Negative Pull-Up
Tuesday, Jan 20
Midday
-- Days 17-19 of Arcade | anchor
-- Day 30 of 30 Days of Cardio | one set only
Wednesday, Jan 21
Before breakfast
-- The Princess | lvl I
Slow, slow, slow on the exercise front. I really need to shift gears to keep up with everything I genuinely want to do.
Syrius
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"Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human qualities... because it is the quality which guarantees all others."
Happy Badge Day!! 
Lady Celerity
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"..one thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and reaching forward to what lies ahead, I press on.."
Congratulations on 30 days of cardio
Anek
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Posts: 4,104
"If the time should come when you have to make a choice between what is right and what is easy, remember Cedric Diggory."
Congrats!!
Mianevem
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Thank you, @JCU, @Syrius, @Lady Celerity, @CODawn, @Fremen, @TopNotch, @Anek!
Thursday, Jan 22
Before breakfast
-- Fighter's Warmup
-- 4x10 sec dead hang | day 10 of Negative Pull-Up
-- Day 1 of Stacked
I would've had time to exercise more today, hadn't I been slacking off on a creative project that had a deadline for today. Lucky that my main job is not too intense this time of the year, and lucky that I can work from home!
Thursday, Jan 22
Before breakfast
-- Fighter's Warmup
-- 4x10 sec dead hang | day 10 of Negative Pull-Up
-- Day 1 of Stacked
I would've had time to exercise more today, hadn't I been slacking off on a creative project that had a deadline for today. Lucky that my main job is not too intense this time of the year, and lucky that I can work from home!
PETERMORRIS966
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Congrats!!