It’s unbelievable to me that June is already half gone. It’s been at least two weeks since I’ve
posted anything, and I don’t even have the nagging, guilty feeling I usually
get if I go longer than a week without updating. That tells me that this time has flown by at
a pace I’m almost unaware of.
I didn’t post a whole lot about my 5k progress. Don’t worry.
I’m still training, and still hating almost every minute of it (with the
exception of the walking breaks). I did
have to take last week off due to a minor back/neck issue, but I’m back at it
again this week. On that note, does
anyone else ever get a stabbing pain between their neck and shoulder on the
right side? It’s almost like someone or
something is pinching me really hard on a pressure point.
According to my resolutions,
June is supposed to be the month that I make my house feel a little more like
“us.” However, we’ve actually made the
decision to put our house on the market and move to the town where Tots works
(he commutes about 40 minutes each morning and evening). We didn’t see this coming in January, but
it’s where we’re at now. If you’ve never
bought or sold a house before (this is a first for us in the selling
department), let me tell you that it’s an all-consuming process. In fact, anybody who knows me or has had to
be around me for the last month can probably attest to this. So, that means you’re going to get to read
about all of the projects we’ve worked on to get the house ready to sell,
instead. Deal?
This also means I've got a fire lit under me, and that I need to finish all of my half-started projects in the garage (and basement, and spare bedroom, and closet...). I'll be posting those, too. I've already got a couple stockpiled, I just have to get around to taking pictures.
This also means I've got a fire lit under me, and that I need to finish all of my half-started projects in the garage (and basement, and spare bedroom, and closet...). I'll be posting those, too. I've already got a couple stockpiled, I just have to get around to taking pictures.
I’m a little disappointed to not be doing the home projects I had
initially planned, but I hope you’ll find these valuable too.
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