Tired Of Being Sick, Sick Of Being Tired

That’s about all I have for today. Tonight I’ll be leaving work, heading to a grocery store, going home to prepare some food, and then going to sleep.

Stats & Goals
Daily
Current Mood – sick, tired, overweight
Current Music – silence, except for some bothered breathing and sneezing
Website Of The Day – Maybe I should drink some Pocari Sweat to see if it will help me feel better.
Mode Of Transportation To Work – my car
Exercise (b)Log – nothing
Morning Weigh-In – didn’t check
Pages Of 1001 Paintings You Must See Before You Die Read – 77

Monthly
Foot Mileage – ~9 miles, Wheel Mileage – 0 miles
Pushups – 0, Situps – 25
Consecutive Days Of Bed-Making (Longest Streak) – 0 (0)
Vegetarian Days – 0, Carnivorous Days – 16
Marta Rides To Work – 0
Bike Rides To Work – 0

November Goals
– Not to get sick for the entire month
– Not get fired from my job
– Ride my bicycle no fewer than 100 miles
– Run no fewer than 50 miles
– Determine the fate of Sharpened Stone, LLC
– lose five pounds
– eat vegetarian at least one day a week

2010 Goals
– Reduce my weight to 185 pounds (starting weight was 198 pounds) [update: On July 1 I’ve sadly gained weight; I’m at 203 pounds]
– Completely read the book 1001 Paintings You Must See Before You Die
– Earn at least $150 through photography sales in order to cover the cost for the renewal of the Sharpened Stone.
– Save $500 for the sole purpose of donating to charitable organizations of my choice
– Attend at least one professional photography workshop
– Enter no fewer than three photographic competitions / gallery showings
– Get the Black Sheep stats out of Excel and online, completed
– Ride in no fewer than two 50 mile or 50K bike rides, completed
– Complete my Taco Mac Passport requirement of 125 beers, completed

The Unmeasurable
– Continue backing up all data, including the off-site storage
– Become a proficient programmer in PHP and CSS Objective-C
– Do not create a solution for something which is not a problem

Cheers,
Paulie [eatl/ga]

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11 Responses to Tired Of Being Sick, Sick Of Being Tired

  1. Steve says:

    Well crap. Sorry you’re feeling poorly. At least you aren’t sporting an Elizabethan collar like Satchmo.. are you?

    -FP

  2. No, though I think I’ll have a glowing red nose like Rudolph by day’s end.

  3. Martha says:

    Paulie, you are doing WAY better than Farley, lol.

  4. Steve says:

    I’m not going to comment!! 🙂

  5. Stacy Fox says:

    We all have these days. Hang in there! Or, break something. When I’m tired and sick and sick and tired, smashing stuff actually helps.

  6. Paulie [eatl/ga] says:

    Maybe chopping sweet potatoes will substitute for smashing. I’ll make sure to do my prep work in a hygienic way of course. 😉

  7. Paulie [eatl/ga] says:

    Also, the temperature in my cubicle is currently 82.2° F. I wore a long-sleeve t-shirt today because I was cold in the office yesterday. I hate my office building.

  8. And now the temperature is back down to 76.5. This system is schizophrenic.

  9. Barb says:

    I just have 2 jackets in my office, a light sweatshirt & a fleece (and a space heater). Our office temps varies all the time too, but they seems to have figured out how to just freeze us in the colder weather. I just wear layers no matter what, usually a short sleeve top (just in case it gets warm) with a sweater over it (because that doesn’t happen too often).

    I’ve had a sickly co-worker next to me all week, she is finally just officially calling in sick tomorrow.

  10. Stacy Fox says:

    I like that when Paulie simply writes: “I’m sick. Nothing for y’all today.” He still gets 10 comments! 🙂

  11. Barb says:

    Stacy – it is like your FB posts – some of your friends will comment no matter what!

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