Given the right state-of-mind when cleaning, you can find a great deal of humor. You may wonder "What in the world WAS that?" to the item in the couch cushion. "How long has that been there?" "I thought this was lost forever!" "Oooooh! Quarter--it's mine!" "How in the world did THAT get THERE?"--I had the latter morning.
My husband did know where to find a fork to take in his lunch today. (Really?!?!?!) We only have miscellaneous plastic utensils as leftovers from a fast food carryout. I looked in the silverware drawer for a fork I wouldn't miss should it never return. I found not one, but TWO bubble wands instead. Hum?!? I don't even want to know.
My tombstone will read: "the most average person in the world." Since I represent the average, I find humor anything and everyone . . . including myself.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Running Attempt . . . AGAIN!
I've been whining about my running all summer, and just when I was developing strength and consistency--school started. I became the lowest priority in the house. A friend of mine runs in a group called Miles That Matter. She's mentioned it several times over the past year, but about the first time I had just finished a marathon training by myself. Who needs a group?
To answer my own question--me! I now need a group, and this one seems organized and has a purpose. The group is called Miles That Matter ( http://www.milesthatmatter.com/index.htm ). A big percent of the registration fee off the top goes to charity. I'm getting ready to head there for a dark 7 a.m. run this morning. I'm going to train (but not run) for the Princess 1/2 Marathon at the end of February. My new, revised goal is to run a spring half-marathon (maybe the Flying Pig--it's about an hour from my house). So here goes attempt number 381 to get in shape!
To answer my own question--me! I now need a group, and this one seems organized and has a purpose. The group is called Miles That Matter ( http://www.milesthatmatter.com/index.htm ). A big percent of the registration fee off the top goes to charity. I'm getting ready to head there for a dark 7 a.m. run this morning. I'm going to train (but not run) for the Princess 1/2 Marathon at the end of February. My new, revised goal is to run a spring half-marathon (maybe the Flying Pig--it's about an hour from my house). So here goes attempt number 381 to get in shape!
Dilemma
I have a dilemma. Last night two of my three children were gone for the evening and my husband was out of the house running a long errand. I put on a movie for my son to watch while I baked a triple batch of "breakfast cookies." to eat and to freeze.
This recipe is yummy (I really do NOT like raisin cookies). It contains dried fruit & banana chips, nuts, whole wheat flour, rolled oats, and brown sugar. I eat them before I run or take them for a hearty snack. I baked the first half noting that I didn't remember the batter had such a moist consistency. I was placing the next batch in the oven when I remembered . . . I forgot to add the oats!!!
Since I forgot the "breakfast" in the breakfast cookies, they are now just cookies. My dilemma--can I dip them in chocolate? (BTW--the last half of the cookies I baked had the oats added. I'm eating one now.)
This recipe is yummy (I really do NOT like raisin cookies). It contains dried fruit & banana chips, nuts, whole wheat flour, rolled oats, and brown sugar. I eat them before I run or take them for a hearty snack. I baked the first half noting that I didn't remember the batter had such a moist consistency. I was placing the next batch in the oven when I remembered . . . I forgot to add the oats!!!
Since I forgot the "breakfast" in the breakfast cookies, they are now just cookies. My dilemma--can I dip them in chocolate? (BTW--the last half of the cookies I baked had the oats added. I'm eating one now.)
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