What I'm Reading This Week #32
Howdy do y'all and how's it hanging this week? It feels weird to not have had people traipsing in and out of the house all week. I'll take it though. We haven't had any storms yet, of course so no sigh of relief just yet but fingers crossed. What I can happily update is in using the moisture meter against the wall yesterday, is the off the chart over 99 number we got before that set off alarms? It's now down to 24 and technically considered dry but those baseboards aren't going back up until we've had some storms. I can't tell you how relieving it is to have that meter so we know the moisture is going down in a place we couldn't see unless we cut out a huge piece of drywall. Tuesday I did some zinnia pruning as that task got ignored for two weeks because of the aforementioned traipsers (new word). It'll be interesting to see if rando zinnias start popping up due to the petals that have seeds attached falling off. I was working besid...
You make a great point about not having to take on the extra wear and tear. The worst thing that can happen during a plateau would be to get injured and set everything back. Maybe just try to do some extra calisthenics in the morning or at times throughout the day just to keep the metabolism burning without having to burn yourself out on double workouts.
ReplyDeleteI certainly have no advice because no one knows you better than you do, and you are always dedicated at trying new things and giving them 110%. If this isn't working for you, you know it. I admire your determination to keep trying new things. Hope you and the Mr. have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteWellll, crap! It sure sounded good on paper. I know I certainly didn't envy you the double workouts. All I can say is that I'm sure that rotten scale will eventually start going down again. You and the Mr always come up with something new to try, so I'll stay tuned to find out what it is!
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