Body for Life, the Universe, and Everything

Being a description of the author's thoughts on the experience of participating in the "Body for Life" Challenge, questions of great philosophical import, and randomly selected topics of no significance whatsoever

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In no particular order, I'm a professional lettering artist, a yoga practitioner, a cat lover, a vegetarian, a reader of everything from books to cereal boxes, married to a very attractive guy named Tom (nope, no kids), an exercise enthusiast, and a lot of other things I don't care to admit in a public forum. I have a BS in applied math that I haven't used in over 10 years, and I can put both feet behind my head. What else would you like to know?

Friday, November 03, 2006

Am I setting a bit of a trend here?

The title of this post is a line from Tom's current show, "Noises Off." I am referring to the fact that once again (for the third day in a row) it is ten minutes before midnight and I'm trying to squeeze in a post for the day under the deadline wire.

I went to bed about 5:30 this morning, after staying up to FINALLY finish the wedding addressing order I've been working on for a week, working into the wee hours and not getting more than five or six hours of sleep per night (or per day, as the case may be, because I haven't been to bed while it was still completely dark in at least a week). I dragged myself out of bed again this morning after just a couple of hours of sleep because I had an appointment to deliver the order at 10 a.m. Delivered the order; client was extremely pleased with my work (she even paid me more than the invoice amount, which doesn't happen very often). I expected to just drop off the order, collect my check, and leave, but we ended up chatting for a couple of hours. Very nice lady--mother of the bride, with a daughter who sounds like the prototype for Bridezilla. Came home, did some household chores, returned phone calls, checked e-mail, made some notes for my website, and went back to bed for a nap about 3:30 p.m. Slept like the dead until Tom woke me up when he got home at 5 p.m. He kissed me hello and then said, "Have you been in bed all day???"

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