Cell and Fitness
Switching my service from T-Mobile to to Net10 can now be officially declared "a good idea". After the initial battery charge, my phone went two weeks before finally needing to be plugged in today. With most of my phone calls being business-related and happening in my office, using Skype for unlimited outgoing calls for $3/mo means I've only spent about $6 for half a month of service.
I found an inexpensive personal trainer with her own home gym setup, so I've decided to start doing that to try and lose more weight. I lose motivation too easily, but having some rigid, scheduled appointments with someone I don't know will make it harder to say "eh, I'm not in the mood". When I *do* put forth the effort, the weight comes off slowly but surely, so I have high hopes. The money saved on my cell phone bill and the Sprint card for my laptop (purchased back when I actually left the house regularly, before working for myself) will cover a little less than half of the monthly cost, so it's totally worth it.
I found an inexpensive personal trainer with her own home gym setup, so I've decided to start doing that to try and lose more weight. I lose motivation too easily, but having some rigid, scheduled appointments with someone I don't know will make it harder to say "eh, I'm not in the mood". When I *do* put forth the effort, the weight comes off slowly but surely, so I have high hopes. The money saved on my cell phone bill and the Sprint card for my laptop (purchased back when I actually left the house regularly, before working for myself) will cover a little less than half of the monthly cost, so it's totally worth it.