Sunday, November 11, 2012

Ah, November.

Did you notice? It's been ten days. 10 days. Of blogging. A long, long time ago, I can still remember how that music used to make me smile. Actually, I remember how I'd blog every day in the month of November. Nowadays, the  poor month seems to be known for the month the guys grow a mustache. Movember, you know.

But I'm calling the muse to visit this month, and attempting to post every day. It may be difficult for a multitude of reasons, work travel, busy business, and a wandering mind. I'm giving it the old college try, and while I wasn't going to say anything, at least I've gone for ten days, 10 days, so far, so I'd say, so good.

In other news...

My muscles are sore today. I started seeing a personal trainer this week, and I thought I so had it in the bag. Push ups on the ball? No problem. Crunches? You got it. Squats with the kettle ball? Easy peasy. And then the day after hit. I revise that. The day after, while attempting to put on my coat I found it extremely painful to actually put my arms behind my back to insert arm into jacket sleeve. Oh my. And then I noticed I was walking with a cowboy gait. Good god. I've been duped. This shit is hard. Well done, personal trainer, well done.

I'm taking requests for topics this November. God, I hope I don't regret that. Gardening questions? Recipe questions? Personal questions?  I promise to respond. I triple dog dare you.


5 comments:

danger garden said...

I noticed! Good job. Still working on my question though...

Heather said...

Jello recipes in honor of Thanksgiving!!

LeLo said...

Heather, do you want historic Jello recipes pulled from my grandmother's or my collection of vintage cookbooks or modernized ones? I'm not sure about modernized ones, but I can deliver on the vintage. Good one!

LJ Banks said...

yay questions! I have one. So, I planted two blueberry bushes early this spring. One was an early one, the other a later berrying one. The early one flowered and then started to turn into berries and then all the flower/berries fell off. The later one bloomed and berried, no problem. Both had leaves that recently turned, so they look normal. But what was wrong with the early blueberry bush?

danger garden said...

So my question. A fight to the death between bishops weed and kudzu, who wins?