Buffy ,'Chosen'
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and on another ,prettier,subject: I am watching last weeks Supernatural. I cant figure out why am I supposed to buy the idea that Sam can go dark. He is the only one that sees grey. It seems to me that the world -is-black-and-white people have a harder time when things get ambiguious.
but look - pretty
DawnK; can I ask, how long does each exercise session last?
Thanks, Dawn! I don't cook with transfats, and I don't think TCG eats much that has them in them, but I do watch for them when I buy stuff. He does need to figure out how to fit exercise in. It is too dark out for him to walk when he gets home, which I know is his prefered form of exercise. He is not a big breakfast person, but I am going to work on trying to get him to eat oatmeal.
beth b. it's not that Sam will just go dark but that because his powers derive from the demon he will go evil unless Dean can figure out a way to save him. . . and the other way would have so much less Dean-angst.
FYI, I have oatmeal as an afternoon snack.
DawnK; can I ask, how long does each exercise session last
Sure Pete.. let's see 3 days a week he does an hour of stretching (he's got a bum knee) and then he runs 5 miles. The other 3 days he does weight training at the gym for about an hour and a half. The only bummer about this is that he has to get up at 4:20 M-F to exercise.
EtA: sj, the timing is the worst part... the DH has to get up at 4:20 to exercise then get back in time to get ready for work.
The only bummer about this is that he has to get up at 4:20 M-F to exercise.
Damn, that is early. There is no way in hell TCG would get up that early. 6am is painful enough for him.
He is not a big breakfast person, but I am going to work on trying to get him to eat oatmeal.
Dude. Tell him that oatmeal, all on its own (I very seriously made NO other dietary changes, and although I don't eat constant junk, I don't watch what I eat very closely; and I also didn't increase my sporadic exercise) lowered my cholesterol almost 10% in 6 months. I mean, that's the kind of decrease that *medication* can cause, but oatmeal is yummy and has no side effects.
Damn, that is early
I so totally hear that! I would rather drag my butt to the gym after a loooong day at work than give up any of my sleep time. But this way guarantees that he gets the exercise in. It's so funny, DH's bed time is earlier than my 10 y.o.!
EtA: Steph is so right, the Dr. told the DH that oatmeal was the key!
Day-umn. No way I can handle that kind of exercise regime any time in the forseeable future. Impressive stuff.