Bedtime?

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Yeah, you know.  I think I am done for the day.  Hmm, well, after I take trash and recycling out.  I'm not going to bother loading it all up.  What I have in the bags, and bins, will go.  And I will put up the laundry.  A few shirts to hang, a few folded items to store away.  Then bed.  I doubt if I will sleep all that long, perhaps six, though maybe eight hours.  I am rested, I should be able to remember sleep and wake-up times.  No guarantees on anything, I'm already beyond the rule book for nearly dead people.  Still, the odds improve when rested.  I think I am ready for tomorrow.  Oh, right... I might tinker with french braiding before I crash.  All those little things, you know.  But... it is scheduled in, and a solid want.

If things work as I suspect, I will wake sometime rather early in the morning, get cracking on the living room, two or three sessions and rest periods, then a nap.  Hopefully a nap that will end in time to see me hiking.  If I miss that, I will hit the weights.  But I really want to hike.  And, if I do, I may still hit the weights.  I won't be raising the weight on the curl bar, probably, until the end of the week... maybe.  Never can be sure, then again the curl bar is starting to feel too light.  Tuesday will be lighter duty.  An half dozen work periods, rests, and a nap if need be.  But I'd also like to hit the stick anchor.  Well, and keep up on food and dishes.  Try boiled eggs and grain mixes... it really does make putting solid food easier for a regular thing.  Which reminds me, I finally washed and rinsed the grapes and cherries, I best put them up.  That's my fruit for this week.

Wednesday, if I have everything, I am really hoping to get the kayak out and see what I can do.  I am not counting on a great deal of really good exercise.  Simply, learning to control the boat is going to eat into those profits.  On the good side, getting coordinated as to rowing, control, and such, can be more exhausting that actually swinging a paddle or whatever once you get it all down.  Those baby steps are sometimes worse than a full balanced stride, as to energy drain.  I am hoping to find out.  I'm not sure how cold the water is, so am not really sure how to dress.  Hmm, but I'll be taking some extra clothes, in the smaller drybag I already have.  It doesn't fit a spare pair of boots though, which is why I ordered a larger one.  Still, I won't need spare boots, I can keep dry in the Xterra for when I get back.

Yeah, I am ready to hit it again.  Lungs are still ticklish, but I think they will be for a long time, until I blow the carbs out.  Harder, I hope, than last week, if in a better condition to do so.  Good night.