Old Habits Die Hard
The new semester is upon us. I was going to take only one class this time, to reduce my stress levels, but yesterday morning, on a whim, I registered for a second one. (Which reminds me - I have to go pay for that. Soon, soon.) I was planning to start a yoga program, and I still want to do that. That was supposed to be my "second course" for the semester, but now I'll have to find a different time that works. Lunch hour would be good, if I could find a yoga studio near my office that has a women's-only class during lunch hour. Unlikely, but I'm looking. Otherwise, I will have to find an evening for this. My back pain has been increasing, and my figure is not what I want it to be. I *will* get the yoga thing started, if only by DVD at home. I will.
Overcommitted, anyone?
Oh, also, I figure I should start thinking about dating again. The problem for me with dating is that I just want to get my feet wet, not find true love. Maybe sort of reconvince myself that love could possibly be out there, but not get back into any sort of long term, serious relationship right now. And that's kind of tough in my circles. I just want to meet a nice guy who doesn't want anything from me except half an hour of my time to share a cup of coffee. Or in my case, tea. But he can have coffee if he wants. I'll pay for my own tea, too. Not a date, then. Just for coffee. I'm thinking I should start a non-dating website: meetme4coffee.com. But I'm just a workaholic, not an entrepreneur.
1 comments:
i do yoga at home, and when i can force myself to do it, the benefits are excellent. it'd be even better if i could get myself to the gym yoga classes.
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