So I’m sitting in the office today,
\n freezing, nauseous, and wishing I could be anywhere but here.
\n Finally it occurs to me… take a walk! It’s beautiful out. My
\n walking buddy had her baby earlier this week so I haven’t been
\n getting my usual exercise lately. So I got out into the sunny
\n weather and take a short walk. As I’m walking I’m thinking
\n about how I wish I had Lex with me, or a puppy. It’s easy to
\n justify getting outside when you have a dog or a kid. (Friday’s
\n are doggy days around here so we currently have lots of
\n four-legged friends under foot.) Why is it so hard to justify
\n taking care of yourself? Why is it easy to get out if a kid or
\n dog needs some fresh air (or a pee break), but hard to leave if
\n it’s just you. Why?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
So I’m sitting in the office today, freezing, nauseous, and wishing I could be anywhere but here. Finally it occurs to me… take a walk! It’s beautiful out. My walking buddy had her baby earlier this week so I haven’t … Continue reading