@Fremen if it were so easy, my friend, I wouldn't have the problems I have
Really, I'm thinking this all to death and I want to do the right thing, right from the beginning, and I won't start before I have figured out what the right thing is. The worst part is that I know it wouldn't hurt to just start anyway, mess around, and figure things out along the way. I'll get there
To prove that I'm still partial to the truth, at least when it comes to things
I say/write, I have done the following today:
- Shadebound Day 1 on Level 1
Yes, it's not much, but it's something. And something is better than nothing. With which we're back to my words right at the beginning of this post, but my life would be a better one if I'd listen to my own words now and then. Alas, I'm my own worst enemy.
But then again, enemies are there to fight, conquer, whatever, and today I decided to fight against my flabby thighs. At this point I have the feeling they get lumpier with every month I'm sitting on my lazy butt. I'm not even sure any more if it's just fat or some kind of lipoedema. Although I don't have other symptoms. I can only find out by building muscle and losing fat. Which I really should do. I have, on both legs, a lump directly above my knees, a bit separated from the rest of my thigh fat. But I just noticed that whenever I sit at my PC, I press my legs against a metal bar below my desktop, so maybe I'm responsible for that separation myself. I don't know.
Be as it may, if I'm unsatisfied, I have to work to get satisfied again. So, building muscle it is. Now this sounds a bit harsh, but maybe disgust would actually be a better motivator than the usual "I want to be healthy, and fit, and mobile, and fight for world peace, etc." I give it a try. If it works, it works. If not, I can look for something else. Sometimes, you just have to look for the right kind of motivation. Especially when you have zero discipline. Which is me.
Today's song is
Masayoshi Ooishi - Welcome to Japari Park. This is the opening song of 2017 anime show Kemono Friends, performed by the composer himself. It's a great and fun song, and I love Ooishi's singing. I don't know a single singer who performs with such an enthusiasm as he does. He's "imitating" the various voices of the characters in the middle, and I think it's a blast.
If you're not in the mood for the song itself, here is a cover version "
Welcome to Blue Screen Park" made with Windows error messages and sounds. Internet at its best.
Hope you all had a magnificent Monday!