NASCAR ~ Delayed
What needs to be done?
Physical therapy
Walk
Scripture study
Rewrites
Read
Eat healthy
Good sleep
Errands
Make something fun
Give the battle to God
Monday, April 6, 2020
Sunday, April 5, 2020
Saturday, April 4, 2020
End of Week Follow Up
How'd I do?
Physical therapy ~ Done
Walk ~ Done
Scripture study ~ Done
Edits ~ Progressing
Read ~ Done
Eat healthy ~ Good and bad but mostly good
Good sleep ~ Sometimes good, sometimes not
Errands ~ Done
Make something fun ~ Not this week
Give the battle to God
Physical therapy ~ Done
Walk ~ Done
Scripture study ~ Done
Edits ~ Progressing
Read ~ Done
Eat healthy ~ Good and bad but mostly good
Good sleep ~ Sometimes good, sometimes not
Errands ~ Done
Make something fun ~ Not this week
Give the battle to God
Friday, April 3, 2020
TBR
31. The Choice: Embrace the Possible, a memoir by Dr. Edith Eva Eger, is her story of surviving the Holocaust and learning to thrive. Her story is brutal and inspiring. I was ready to read it. I've a few things I still need to work through. I'm grateful she shared.
32. Falling for Centerfield (A Belltown Six Pack Novel 2) by Sophia Summer clean romance.
33. Her First Love (Southern Series 2) by Ginger Solomon Christian romance. Not an easy read, dealing with neglect and domestic abuse. For me, it was a painful, hopeful, and satisfying read.
34. Beauty Secrets of the Bible by Ginger Garrett. A good start on my research into learning to love my body. A long way to go but this got me started.
Thursday, April 2, 2020
REAL Week 557
REAL - Reduce stress Exercise Adequate sleep Lower caloric intake
28: 1-mile walk PT UBP 0-lb x3 1-lb x1 Stretch
What Navy SEALs are required to do to make it into BUD/S:
Right up front: Never in a million years could I do what is required. However, I needed to start somewhere. Considering how fit the SEALs are, I figured it was a good place to start. My pushups are against the wall.
Using 1, 2, and/or 4-lb weights:
Using 1, 2, and/or 4-lb weights:
PT ~ Physical therapy
UBP ~ Upper body exercises, pushups, and chair sits against the wall
SEALFit shared some good hints I want to learn and remember:
27: 1/2-mile walk PT UBP 0-lb x3 Stretch
28: 1-mile walk PT UBP 0-lb x3 1-lb x1 Stretch
29: Rest
30: 1-mile walk PT UBP 0-lb x3 1-lb x1 Stretch
31: 1/2 mile walk PT UBP 0-lb x3 Stretch
April
31: 1/2 mile walk PT UBP 0-lb x3 Stretch
April
1: 1-mile walk PT UBP 0-lb x3 1-lb x1 Stretch
2: 1/2-mile walk PT UBP 0-lb x3 Stretch
Wednesday, April 1, 2020
Two Day Follow Up
How'd I do, so far?
Physical therapy ~ So far so good
Walk ~ So far so good
Scripture study ~ So far so good
Edits ~ So far so good
Read ~ So far so good
Eat healthy ~ So far so good
Good sleep ~ So far so good
Errands ~ So far so good
Make something fun ~ Not yet
Give the battle to God
Physical therapy ~ So far so good
Walk ~ So far so good
Scripture study ~ So far so good
Edits ~ So far so good
Read ~ So far so good
Eat healthy ~ So far so good
Good sleep ~ So far so good
Errands ~ So far so good
Make something fun ~ Not yet
Give the battle to God
Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Monday, March 30, 2020
Carpe Diem Texas
NASCAR ~ Delayed for now
What needs to be done?
Physical therapy
Walk
Scripture study
Rewrites
Read
Eat healthy
Good sleep
Errands
Make something fun
Give the battle to God
What needs to be done?
Physical therapy
Walk
Scripture study
Rewrites
Read
Eat healthy
Good sleep
Errands
Make something fun
Give the battle to God
Sunday, March 29, 2020
Saturday, March 28, 2020
End of Week Follow Up
How'd I do?
Physical therapy ~ Done
Walk ~ Done
Scripture study ~ Done
Edits ~ Progressing
Read ~ Done
Eat healthy ~ Good and bad
Good sleep ~ Sometimes good, sometimes not
Errands ~ all done
Make something fun ~ Not this week
Give the battle to God
Physical therapy ~ Done
Walk ~ Done
Scripture study ~ Done
Edits ~ Progressing
Read ~ Done
Eat healthy ~ Good and bad
Good sleep ~ Sometimes good, sometimes not
Errands ~ all done
Make something fun ~ Not this week
Give the battle to God
Friday, March 27, 2020
Brain Dump
Horrors! 1-2 million people could die of the current virus. Maybe. Actually, there are no accurate projections because this has never happened before. "There are three kinds of falsehoods, lies, damn lies, and statistics." - Arthur James Balfour. In truth, no one knows. The number is already far lower than originally projected.
People are exclaiming about how many people are testing positive. Well, yeah. No one was being tested before. Who knows how many had the virus before? We don't know. We will never know. As more people are tested, more people will test positive.
My sister reminded me of a story we'd heard years ago. As a king left his country to visit another kingdom, he was met by Pestilence. Pestilence declared he'd take 500 of the king's subjects. This saddened the king, but these things happen. Upon returning to his kingdom, the king learned that 500,000 had died. The king summoned Pestilence and raged, "You said you'd only take 500!" Pestilence replied, "I only took 500. Fear took the rest."
I'm not trying to downplay how awful the Chinese coronavirus is. No, I don't blame Chinese people for living where it started. Not anymore than I blame the Spanish for Spanish Flu, people of Connecticut for Lyme Disease, or a host of other diseases named for their location of origin. Debating this is a waste of time and energy.
Here's a fact for you: There are 20.9 Million victims of Trafficking World wide as of 2012 (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime), and that number has done nothing but grown. Trafficking is now considered the most lucrative criminal trade, above weapons and drugs, as you can only sell the latter once, but you can sell the former over and over and over, every day. When one dies, you replace them with another.
Where is the outrage and hysteria?
According to WHO, it estimates that 40-50 million babies are aborted every year. That's exponentially higher than the worst projections for the virus.
We've turned our back on God. We don't worship Him or even living, as we lock ourselves away. We worship existing.
No one is getting out of this life alive. Something I'm asking myself: How will you choose to live?
People are exclaiming about how many people are testing positive. Well, yeah. No one was being tested before. Who knows how many had the virus before? We don't know. We will never know. As more people are tested, more people will test positive.
My sister reminded me of a story we'd heard years ago. As a king left his country to visit another kingdom, he was met by Pestilence. Pestilence declared he'd take 500 of the king's subjects. This saddened the king, but these things happen. Upon returning to his kingdom, the king learned that 500,000 had died. The king summoned Pestilence and raged, "You said you'd only take 500!" Pestilence replied, "I only took 500. Fear took the rest."
I'm not trying to downplay how awful the Chinese coronavirus is. No, I don't blame Chinese people for living where it started. Not anymore than I blame the Spanish for Spanish Flu, people of Connecticut for Lyme Disease, or a host of other diseases named for their location of origin. Debating this is a waste of time and energy.
Here's a fact for you: There are 20.9 Million victims of Trafficking World wide as of 2012 (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime), and that number has done nothing but grown. Trafficking is now considered the most lucrative criminal trade, above weapons and drugs, as you can only sell the latter once, but you can sell the former over and over and over, every day. When one dies, you replace them with another.
Where is the outrage and hysteria?
According to WHO, it estimates that 40-50 million babies are aborted every year. That's exponentially higher than the worst projections for the virus.
We've turned our back on God. We don't worship Him or even living, as we lock ourselves away. We worship existing.
No one is getting out of this life alive. Something I'm asking myself: How will you choose to live?
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