Saturday. 2.18.06 12:21 pm
Dude, I just now realized how addicted I am to working out. I wasn't able to work out consistently in two days and I felt off; I couldn't function correctly at work yesterday, and I felt like I had to exaggerate my daily routines to make up for my lack of lifting and crunching and stepping and yada yada yada.
So yeah, as soon as I got home I went straight to the bedroom and got down with my workout routine. I had to workout pretty fast too, because Michael was on his way to pick me up so we could enjoy Friday night live. I felt relieved when I finally finished my last free weight curl. Sheesh like my supervisor told me, I think I'm possessed.
But in a good way. I respect my body enough to know that smoking screws up your insides, just as much as drinking does. I mean being a social drinker is all good I guess, but I've never been one to pick up a Smirnoff at a kick back and just chill. Call me whatever you want, but I still believe in waiting until 21 to drink. (Not that I haven't tried ANYTHING, I mean I did have one fifth of a bottle of a Kahlua rum cola once that was diluted with 99% coke).
In other words, I haven't done squat in that area.
My birthday is a month from today, and since I've never been to Las Vegas in my life, I'm looking forward to it more. Yay.
Now it's time for breakfast.
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What a day what a day. Yesterday that is. I guess you could say I played the reverse card a little too well and it ended up blowing up in my face. Fair enough, I did it on purpose to make what it was supposed to be double the fun. But then again I too would be pissed if I wasn't even so much as acknowledged on "that day of loooooove." Pffsh.
Man o man what a double standard it was. But yeah it's all over and done with now. Hmm.. so on one side I still feel the exacerbated after effects of unexpected suprises, but I suppose I had it coming.
Not all surprises are a good thing. Especially when you're narked on for it because you did dum diddly on "Valentine's Day" or should I say, "Single Awareness Day."
And the beat goes on.
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