Robin wrote:

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I actually RAN this morning (for exercise, not because I was being chased).

I made myself get out of bed to go walking, and interspersed with my walking, I ran two shorts bursts.

I've been trying to psyche myself up to try.

It's silly but I don't like the idea of people watching me run.

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 YGG

I totally feel the same way about people seeing me run (which is why I would never ever do it LOL)

happylib wrote:

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Boots and Bananas wrote:

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Robin wrote:

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I actually RAN this morning (for exercise, not because I was being chased).

I made myself get out of bed to go walking, and interspersed with my walking, I ran two shorts bursts.

I've been trying to psyche myself up to try.

It's silly but I don't like the idea of people watching me run.

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YGG

I totally feel the same way about people seeing me run (which is why I would never ever do it LOL)

 

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Well, LL, I think you and I also have another reason if I recall correctly.  It could be come quite dangerous if anyone came to close or to ourselves as our boobs may cause eye injuries.

 

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Seriously! LMAO

I would have to duct tape them down  

he just left for the interview.
i'm suppose to be doing laundry and cleaning but I just can't.

also i have some contractors doing all the water tubbing since it broke down...

dorian wrote:

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leah,

i'm sending prayers for joe, that a good job comes his way

on the school front, i would take the school commitment one year at a time

God only knows what any one area or school will be like 5 years down the road nevertheless in 12

ITU the moving worry. we're there too, but i also kinda figure that what's a shittastic school today, may be a great one soona nd vice versa

mostly i'm hoping you guys (you, joe & leah) are able to move somewhere where ya'll can spread your wings and not have to worry about all of the family dramz.

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Thanks, girly.

You are totally right about not getting ahead of myself with the school commitment. I never really thought about that angle, and it's absolutely true.

I think I struggle because growing up, we never moved (my mom still lives where I grew up) and Joe moved ALL the time in school. I don't want to do that with Hannah, so I know that the elementary school years are important, because that's when I'll move if we're going to move. JH and hs are awkward enough without being the new kid.

Moving is just a wonderful perk of Joe getting a new job (far from set in stone, but I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.) We need a fresh start horribly... his low self esteem related to his job has seeped into every aspect of our home lives. I can't wait for him to feel valued at his job and see him smile when he comes home.

Thanks for the crossed turkeys, girls. And LL, if I was hopping state, it surely would have to be somewhere with better weather than here, lmao.

 

my kids just got home so we are getting ready to watch biggest loser.
is a family addiction...

Mark and I discussed changing his room into a big boy room, and ever since that discussion he's been hounding me to go ahead and do it.

So I told him we could paint his room this afternoon.

Unfortunately, that involves removing the wallpaper border--which is glued to the painted wall.

It's coming down but super-slowly.

What a pain.