Somewhat about a dusty house, mounting dirty laundry, and an office that looks like a filing cabinet exploded.
But, mostly about running. Or the lack thereof.
And so I start plotting to get up earlier to get out there and do it.
Then I realize this means I’ll miss time in the early morning with my baby.
Like today, when I moved him to our bed in the early hours of the morning and fed him a bottle and listened to his breathing and watched him smile in his sleep before changing his diaper and sending him off for the day.
I remind myself this is temporary. So temporary. “It won’t always be like this.”
And I breathe in. And I breathe out.
Then I get on the scale. And view the profile of my naked self in the mirror for extra measure.
And it begins all over again. So I repeat it. Like a mantra.
As I readied myself for the day, I think to myself “there will be plenty of time for fitness later.”
Even so, I asked for an elliptical for Mother’s Day. We’re saving up for it. (Minus the freakin' cell phone bill!)
In the meantime, surely 10 minutes a day doing some planks or reverse crunches or lunges is something I could pull off, no? Maybe squats while I put on my makeup?
I am certainly going to try.
Meanwhile: “Goosfraba”
(What? Didn’t I ever tell you I live in the movies?)
~Nichole
1 comment:
I totally have the answer for you. Don't look at yourself naked in the mirror. Solves all my problems at least. :)
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