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In article . net,
"Debi Matlack" wrote:

But I *do* get bored easily, I *do* procrastinate and I *am* lazy. I much
prefer sitting in front of the computer reading my email and newsgroups
than I do walking around the block.

This is a "ME TOO" post. I have the same afflictions as you. Today,
ferinstance, I forgot my gym clothes. Oh well, guess I can't go--'cept
my sweats happen to be here, oh, and there's my sneakers--who cares if
I'm wearing black socks (that actually made me put it off for another
hour)--and I'm already wearing a tank under my blazer. Oh hell, just go!

And I did.

But it took me FOUR HOURS to talk myself into going. Why do our minds
work like that? I'm glad I went--it's beautiful outside, so I ran over ,
worked on my bench press technique (I was pressing too high up on my
chest--almost to my neck--wrong), did my bicep/tricep routine, and ran
back the long way. Now I'm late for my 1:30. Oops.

Amy

In article . net,
"Debi Matlack" wrote:

But I *do* get bored easily, I *do* procrastinate and I *am* lazy. I much
prefer sitting in front of the computer reading my email and newsgroups
than I do walking around the block.

This is a "ME TOO" post. I have the same afflictions as you. Today,
ferinstance, I forgot my gym clothes. Oh well, guess I can't go--'cept
my sweats happen to be here, oh, and there's my sneakers--who cares if
I'm wearing black socks (that actually made me put it off for another
hour)--and I'm already wearing a tank under my blazer. Oh hell, just go!

And I did.

But it took me FOUR HOURS to talk myself into going. Why do our minds
work like that? I'm glad I went--it's beautiful outside, so I ran over ,
worked on my bench press technique (I was pressing too high up on my
chest--almost to my neck--wrong), did my bicep/tricep routine, and ran
back the long way. Now I'm late for my 1:30. Oops.

Amy