Exercise, Music, and Poly
It's time for an update. I went to Curves this morning. I decided that I am going to work out every day from now until May (it's the small goals.) It feels amazing to do something healthy for my body for once. Going to bars and inhaling second hand smoke while drinking White Russians needs to be counteracted by something. I am also going to have some extra motivation this week on top of everything else. Kori (beautiful red head dance major chick) is going to be working every morning this week. Score. I'm taking this as a sign from the cosmos that I need to work out more. Royal Rainbow. And on that topic, Jeremy's fine and working on his drag queen character Judith Colonoscopy. Don't ask.
In other news, I am back to practicing my harp. I put in an hour this morning not including the fifteen minutes it took to tune the thing. I missed it. I'm still weary of bringing the harp to my aunt's to play for her, but perhaps if I am more strict with my practice schedule until the bridal shower in May, I will reconsider.
Tonight Alan and I are attending our second polyamory meeting at the Gay and Lesbian Community Center. The last meeting was pretty frustrating, but I am keeping my hopes up for this one. Plus, the topic is INCREDIBLY relevant. It's "When Someone You Love Is Monogamous." I am interested in what other people have to say about it, and am hoping to gain some insight into my own situation. I hope it is more helpful than "Find someone else" or "Give up." If there's an entire meeting devoted to it, I'm sure there will be more substance than that though. We'll see how it works out.
In other news, I am back to practicing my harp. I put in an hour this morning not including the fifteen minutes it took to tune the thing. I missed it. I'm still weary of bringing the harp to my aunt's to play for her, but perhaps if I am more strict with my practice schedule until the bridal shower in May, I will reconsider.
Tonight Alan and I are attending our second polyamory meeting at the Gay and Lesbian Community Center. The last meeting was pretty frustrating, but I am keeping my hopes up for this one. Plus, the topic is INCREDIBLY relevant. It's "When Someone You Love Is Monogamous." I am interested in what other people have to say about it, and am hoping to gain some insight into my own situation. I hope it is more helpful than "Find someone else" or "Give up." If there's an entire meeting devoted to it, I'm sure there will be more substance than that though. We'll see how it works out.