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I woke up this morning at 2:35, convinced my alarm had gone off and it was time to get up. I started searching for clothes and was about to get up when a little voice in my brain said, wait a minute, something's wrong. It took a 15 minute conversation between different parts of my brain to remember that 2 does not equal 6 and 6 was the number I was actually looking for. I mostly convinced myself and lay back down to sleep, but it was still with the uneasy feeling that I was ignoring my alarm clock.
I really don't reason well when I'm tired, and I've been trying to convince myself that just because my knee is bad (and still inflamed and swollen and grinding), that doesn't mean I can't do exercise (in point of fact, the doctor said I *must*). I have that eliptical specifically because it's low-impact, right? So it's just a matter of carving the 15 minutes out of my time after work (yes, I'm tired then too) and move a little.
I really don't reason well when I'm tired, and I've been trying to convince myself that just because my knee is bad (and still inflamed and swollen and grinding), that doesn't mean I can't do exercise (in point of fact, the doctor said I *must*). I have that eliptical specifically because it's low-impact, right? So it's just a matter of carving the 15 minutes out of my time after work (yes, I'm tired then too) and move a little.