Journey, Not A Destination

Darth Pooh said:
Doing what I can with what I've got. In a very positive and happy place right now, despite my desire to REALLY shed the loose skin/fat issue in my stomach. It's going to take time and I am willing to put in that effort and mindset. I understand there will be negative days... I just need to fight through that as best as possible. Oh yeah... also thinking about going back to the EC for a cycle...

How's life by you?
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When you're ready, you'll know it.

Life's good. Things with the house finally finalized. Settlement right now is looking like Nov. 21st. I'll be happy when we're in and situated.

I've been getting caught up with many things I've been behind in, which is a stress relief.

In addition, I love this time of year. Temps are pefect and humidity is low.

I'm in good spirits.
 
bethann1156 said:
Hola Steve! :waving: Your weekend sounds fun! Have a good time! :party: All of the winter mountain climibing trips scare the hell outta me!....egad! :eek:
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Thanks Beth! I'll believe it when I see it with regards to going on the traverse in february. It's Gordy's bachelor party. If nobody else is stupid enough to go, I think he'll change his mind.
 
Shit, I'm not even sure if I'm in, lol. I heard guides don't even do it in feb... however, I found video of people doing it that time of year. If people can do it, I have faith that whatever Gordy and I are can do it.

:p
 
Steve said:
Shit, I'm not even sure if I'm in, lol. I heard guides don't even do it in feb... however, I found video of people doing it that time of year. If people can do it, I have faith that whatever Gordy and I are can do it.

:p
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Eventually, I hope you do realize that one of you will have to take the other's head. There can be only one... ;)
 
Quote and Randomness

"Time waits for no man. Time is the raw material, the cellular matter that comprises our lives. As the present is left in our wake, slowly disintegrating into a trail of moments and memories, evaporating into the vast nothingness that is the past, like the tail of a comet behind us, so too does the future sprint towards our face at a lightning bolt's pace. Pause for a second and contemplate your life 10 years ago or 10 months ago. Where you were… Who you were. Ponder how vivid those memories are. How it all seems like yesterday. How forever didn't once seem so long and how tomorrow once appeared to be a lifetime away. How so much has transpired yet it seems like nothing happened. How so often you felt trapped, time froze and one day melted in the monotonous next, yet it all went by in the blink of an eye. Waste not another second, not another opportunity… Dream not of a better tomorrow. Embrace the now, no matter how grim or challenging. Focus on today and all that it promises from the grimmest and most challenging to that which brings endless bliss and joy. This day that has finally arrived will soon be gone forever as will the future you've so long envisioned. Like these fleeting moments, you too will soon pass away. If it all ended now, what would your life be worth? What will your contribution have been? If it were all over in this very instant, how would you be remembered? Time will tell. "

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It was a quality weekend. Lot's of fun mixed with a little productivity. Friday my parents had us over for dinner. Nothing fancy, just hoagies and nice company. Saturday I spent the morning reading. Around midday I went to my buddy's house for a party/cookout. It was a real good time. Didn't get home from there until after midnight. Yesterday I did some studying for an exam I need to take, some more reading and then watched the Phillies and Eagles march to victory.

Weather was phenomenal all weekend.

Tomorrow I'm heading out to central PA for a meeting. We will leave at the butt crack. It will be a short meeting and the rest of the day we will spend fishing up near the Poconos. It should be a good day. Needless to say, I won't be around much tomorrow. At least not until later in the evening.

Hope all is well with everyone!
 
Thanks, I plan on it. We're actually heading to my old stomping grounds where I went to college. I haven't fished there since I graduated so I'm pretty stoked.
 
Backatcha. I didn't want the weekend to end, but I've got no reason to be in a bad mood. :)

I used to be in bad moods on Mondays simply for the sake of it; just b/c Mondays are supposed to suck.

I've since realized that's stupid.
 
I agree the weekends are always too short and there is stuff I should have gotten done but didn't.

Ha, I think most Monday's don't suck as weird as that sounds... but its a good excuse for a bad mood. :)
 
Thanks Beth!

I've been very lax with my fishing. I used to fish 100 days out of the year. Lately it's more like 20.
 
Steve said:
Thanks Beth!

I've been very lax with my fishing. I used to fish 100 days out of the year. Lately it's more like 20.
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It's tough when our lives get busier, to have enough time for everything, even things we love to do...I am the same way....I don't have time for another hobby! (though I recently took up golf) :)
 
Ha! I've been trying to pick up golf for a while. I enjoy doing it. I just don't have the time to devote to it to get decent. That's a game you need to practice and practice some more.

Fishing took a backseat and though it's sad since I love to do it, it's not all that bad. My busy has been 'good busy.'
 
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