So I've missed my first walk. Well, technically my third walk.
On the other hand, I had a lovely excuse. Friday night, my husband and I both came down with a nasty case of (suspected) food poisoning or some other nasty virus thing. In either case, neither of us was up to walking at all, any further than from the living room to the bathroom, or back to bed.
We spent most of our time passing each other in our activities. He'd be computer gaming and I'd be asleep. I'd get up, log in, and he'd decide to go take a nap which means that we spent the whole weekend not actually seeing each other much. On the plus side, Darcy didn't catch it (or eat whatever we ate... Thomas is holding out for bad Chinese food, but I'm not so sure) so we didn't have to deal with a cranky, sick four year old...
And I suppose it's not so bad, because while we didn't walk, neither of us ate much all weekend either.
- Lynn
- Chesapeake, VA, United States
- "How does one become a butterfly?" she asked pensively. "You must want to fly so much that you are willing to give up being a caterpillar." - Trina Paulus, Hope for the Flowers
1 comment:
Food poisoning definitely counts as a weight-loss activity. Effective, yes, but not nearly as much fun as... uh, what's a fun weight loss activity? Beach volleyball? Cocaine addiction? Learning to tango?
The trick now is not to miss your next walk. I know from experience how easy it is to let one missed workout turn into several missed workouts.
Hope you're feeling better now!
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