Laura, I've been thinking about trying Orangehteory, so imagine my happiness finding that someone of the same age and, uh, roundness, has already done so! I think I'll check it out this week.
'Dirty Girls'
Natter 75: More Than a Million Natters Served
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
The finger pokes were not too bad, but my digestive system is not pleased with this divergence from my regular way of eating.
It is definitely worth trying the free session, Scrappy. I was super skeptical but happy with how it turned out.
I am wearing more makeup than I usually do, and I'm having to get over that instinctive response of seeing myself in the mirror and thinking I look like a clown. I mean, I'm relatively sure I don't look like a clown.
Isn't Orangetheory the one where you go through a prescribed set of exercises for a predetermined length of time? Or maybe I'm thinking of something else orange-y.
I get the dissonance, Dana. Having worn 'work-face' makeup daily for years, it took a whole year of deliberately *not* wearing it to get to the point where I could chose to wear makeup or not when I stepped out of the house. But in the first part of that year, catching sight of myself would be, "Who's that--oh! Where's my face!"
I'm sure you do not look like a clown. Just different than your current mental image of yourself.
Connie, I've bought several pieces from Art dot com. They do good work.
Today I cleaned out my storage locker. I don't think I'd seen the back half of that locker in 8 or 9 years. A whole lot of stuff went into the dumpster or recycling. I now have a shelving unit and can see most of the items without moving anything. How incredulous do you think they'll be at Best Buy when I bring in a Mac Clone desktop tower and a CRT monitor for recycling?
I mean, I'm relatively sure I don't look like a clown.
I can confirm that you don't look like a clown when you're wearing more makeup than you usually do. I do understand, though, because I startle myself like that when I wear red lipstick.
How incredulous do you think they'll be at Best Buy when I bring in a Mac Clone desktop tower and a CRT monitor for recycling?
I took in so much stuff to Best Buy before I moved to CA, and I don't recall anyone saying a word about any of the old shit I dragged in there.
I'm sure the guys at Best Buy could tell tales of the really strange stuff. If they're smart, they'll skim the best of it for museum pieces and collectors.
It is very structured, Theodosia. It was a few minutes of weights, a few of body stuff, a few on the rower, repeat several times, then 20 minutes on the treadmill. If I had to guess I would say it works out to 20 min treadmill, 10 min rower, 15 min weights, 15 min other body stuff like squats.
^^ the above stayed in my cache after I lost power momentarily last night and decided it was a sign that I should go read a book. And there it was this morning when I turned on the computer. Gone are the days when you lose everything.
I'm sure you do not look like a clown. Just different than your current mental image of yourself.
I bought makeup for the first time in many many years, but haven't actually tried it because of the startle issue. I know I need to wear sun protection and thought I would combine it with seeing how makeup worked for me. Maybe I'll try it this week some time.