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[rootofnewt]

i don't know why my doctors think i'm not active. i think i'm more active than the majority of sedentary computer/desk job people--i just get exhausted from being active. more exhausted than is normal... i walk every day (a minimum of a mile, usually two) that i can stand up without falling back down. in winter, it's cold, so that walk is a brisk walk. if i get decent sleep, those standing-up-without-blacking-out days are every day. if i can't sleep, i don't walk anywhere--the bathroom is about all i can handle.

today, i walked downtown with moonphyre. we hopped the trolley to the corner, walked down to see xiane. we wandered around the academical village. then we walked home via downtown (easily two miles right there). i'm getting ready to walk downtown and back, though i'd really like to die. ;)

must see mercury... must see mercury. it's most easily seen from the bridge over the tracks. over here, there are houses and trees in the way.

had fun chatting with brian today. he wouldn't let me feed him supper, though, he had to go do stuff. i'm eating broccoli (well, ate it already) with butter and garlic and homemade lentil soup. i cheated on the soup--used canned lentils and boxed broth. it's still good, especially with parmesan garlic pita chips.

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[krasota.livejournal.com]

I have to slowly grade back up if I get to sick to do stuff for awhile. If I jump right back in, I'll end up worse off. I take lots more breaks after missing a session, too.

Sometimes, though, I crash for no reason and will suddenly take breaks more when I've been doing well, otherwise. It's a cycle, but one I know pretty well by now.