Jun 05, 2006 19:44
without them, I would never work out.
I ran again: day two of a summer's worth
I don't expect anyone to care that I ran again, but for some reason keeping track makes me feel more responsible.
I'm beginning to think I actually can start to look attractive if I keep my diet and exercise going. I'm not even on a diet, really, it's just attention to portion control and staying away from obviously bad things. aka no more snacking on cookie dough and no more second servings.
the first three days of running are the worst, if I remember track correctly. from then on it's just keeping up the habit.
force me to keep up the habit, please.
on another note, I guess my SAT II scores were in the 89th percentile. I'm disappointed. All of my other scores are above 90, usually above 95. What do I do? A 730 and 740 are not much to be ashamed of, but I just don't know if they're good enough.
on another other note, I think I'm going to write something that bashes affirmative action. maybe I'll even look up a constitutional argument. the thing is, I don't think madison ever elucidated on the right to equal education. hrmmm.