Post 1174, Day 142 of 2014
- 1,238 days since I started this blog -
- 1,238 days since I started this blog -
I thought about that. I am not sure there is a secret to being happy.
For me, I made a decision to be happy, and everything that followed seemed to be somewhat accidental, not so much a result of that decision, and not following any plan of mine.
But it did seem to happen, to come together, after that decision.
No cause-and-effect claim, and too small a sample size to claim correlation.
Let's give props to the Universe. Showing gratitude always seems to help. Showing up seems to do the rest.
And, speaking of gratitude, finally, an i am Fool rehearsal tonight. Damn right I'm grateful.
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Food and Diet Section
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| 2014 Daily Weight |
Previous Weight: 206.2 lbs
Day Net Loss/Gain: - 0.0 lbs
Diet Comment
Apparently, nothing changed yesterday. Today, thanks to all sorts of scheduling surprises, like an i am Fool rehearsal, and a retirement party at work, consisted of a series of fails, including a very late dinner, eaten tired.
Food Log
BreakfastQuest bar.
Lunch
Salad with bacon, shaved parmesan, baby kale, baby spinach, chard, cole slaw mix and balsamic vinaigrette.
Snack
A slice of pizza Margherita, because I can't resist free food, especially free hot food. As revenge, carrying it to my desk, as I sat down, a big chunk of tomato and sauce fell onto my lap, creating an embarrassing stain.
Dinner
Pepperoni and Swiss cheese, Quest bars.Salad with bacon, shaved parmesan, baby kale, baby spinach, chard, cole slaw mix and balsamic vinaigrette.
Snack
A slice of pizza Margherita, because I can't resist free food, especially free hot food. As revenge, carrying it to my desk, as I sat down, a big chunk of tomato and sauce fell onto my lap, creating an embarrassing stain.
Dinner
Liquid Intake
Coffee: 28 oz. Water: 118+ oz.
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sometimes i feel happy, and sometimes, i feel sad. I am the feeler, not the feeling. i try not to identify with the changes, but to go with the flow.
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Agreed. I think that would have been a good point to make in my conversation, but I don't think anything I said contradicts it, either. Now I have an urge to hear Tim Buckley.
DeleteI had already watched that video and loved it. He is so cute. I sort of agree about macs. I use a pc at work and know a whole lot more about how to use it. But I love my iphone and my computer has never had a problem.
ReplyDeleteI know. But there are some things, even on the iPhone, that I find disturbing (iTunes? Just kill me), as well. I also keep reading about the way that, since it seems to be at the top of the smartphone food chain, every competitor is one-upping its features. It is technology, and, to be honest, as great as it is, and as great as the customer service is, if it isn't doing everything I want, if it isn't easy to work with and use, then I need to look for what is. Like I said, the MacBook is easily the best computer I've ever owned, has been stable for 5 years (longer than any computer in my personal history, including mainframe workstations when I was in tech), and all I use it for I could do on a $200 chrome book. Apple's expectations on what consumer features are important to make people love their products just don't happen to coincide with the way I use them. I really, truly wish it was otherwise.
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