Thursday, May 14, 2020

Don't skimp!

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When working, more than usual or not, certainly more and more often, you really have to eat, heat and/or cool, plus tend the body well.  I was stuck in my chair this morning.  I had a bite, but not enough.  Plus it was too cold.  I was crashing, if not nearly as severely as the other day.

More food and turning the furnace up has helped.  It might take an hour or two, but I will get there.  Though I may push dishes after this post.

While generally eating less, and better, I am eating a more varied diet.  I tried a mix of spices on pears.  Like bourbon, or whiskey, but no longer imbibe?  Ground cinnamon, ground ginger, and ground turmeric, on juicy pairs.  Seriously, I would never have thought.  Guilt free, or healthy, as you prefer.

I didn't have much more.  Still hungry.  I... think that is how it has to be, should be.  I have to be aware enough to maintain hunger, otherwise I eat until full, and then some.  If I can remain conscious of the situation, I can use a slight hunger as a driver, to push me along in my efforts.  I call it eating my hunger.  Lots of people do it.

Ah, tools for the feet.  I tried bladed scrapers.  Terrifying things.  After one too many near misses, and becoming a nervous wreck, I set it aside and won't touch it again.  I ordered various tools, in case one type didn't wotrk.  Thankfully the second set of tools were exceptional.  I hade great doubts, I was wrong.T

hese aren't finger fiddle small, they fit my 2x hands easily, with massive and medium paddles, but light enough for deft deployment.  I didn't want to say boo about them until I could order a few more, for backup.  Can never tell the lifespan of good tools.  I've done that three times before, without yet reordering, only to see the product sell out and disappear.  Not this time.  Buy them out now, for all I care.  Yes, works on the heels and calluses, each piece, at various speeds of removal.

Yes, dishes, while I chew on hunger.  Then either a nap, or putting up the first storage unit(s).  Well, and setting the coy up as a proper sleeping and clothes folding unit.  I have been making my bed almost every day, as I wake.  It's a little improvement I quite like.  Though, for buffalo people, either do it in the morning, or at bedtime, or sleep cold!  Still, it's a chore.  Later.

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