So, another week is down. Which means what?
It means that next week I can start putting weight on my foot. It means that I can start hobbling towards an ability to walk. I might be less inclined to hang out at home when I can move around relatively independently. I'm trying to not think about set backs I might encounter.
A lot of my friends are physically inclined, and like posting about it... constantly... on Facebook. It doesn't really bother me, but its a bit of a jab every time I see those motivational "you have no excuse" meme's that say get off your ass. Gee, I wish I could. Granted I am sometimes rather lazy, and have better intentions than successes, I typically do a lot of physical activity.
I have a marathon training schedule, but I don't know if I can start on it very soon. So far my plan is to start walking ( I have to walk the dogs anyways) and swimming and some hot yoga, and then I can deal with it from there, right? I'll have to go through physio and such, but that's usually a weekly thing with self directed work outs on my own.
I've been getting restless and therefore grumpy, with my moods swinging up and down. I feel horrible for it, I can wake up and spend most of the day really content and happy, doing lots of things and then suddenly I'm pissed off. Or vice versa.
It means that next week I can start putting weight on my foot. It means that I can start hobbling towards an ability to walk. I might be less inclined to hang out at home when I can move around relatively independently. I'm trying to not think about set backs I might encounter.
A lot of my friends are physically inclined, and like posting about it... constantly... on Facebook. It doesn't really bother me, but its a bit of a jab every time I see those motivational "you have no excuse" meme's that say get off your ass. Gee, I wish I could. Granted I am sometimes rather lazy, and have better intentions than successes, I typically do a lot of physical activity.
I have a marathon training schedule, but I don't know if I can start on it very soon. So far my plan is to start walking ( I have to walk the dogs anyways) and swimming and some hot yoga, and then I can deal with it from there, right? I'll have to go through physio and such, but that's usually a weekly thing with self directed work outs on my own.
I've been getting restless and therefore grumpy, with my moods swinging up and down. I feel horrible for it, I can wake up and spend most of the day really content and happy, doing lots of things and then suddenly I'm pissed off. Or vice versa.
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