Yes, I should be working on Spanish right now. I know.
The class is (so far) not as bad as I built it up to be. The teacher (so far) is awesome and very realistic in terms of what she expects us to accomplish in 5 weeks.
We will have tons of homework and a chapter test every week BUT, the final is NOT cumulative so that is such a relief.
I think that being exposed to Spanish for a couple of hours every day might actually be more beneficial than spreading it out over every couple of days for 16 weeks.
I didn't work out yesterday, I probably could have but I just didn't. I think I've hammered out a schedule that should work as far as being able to exercise (on the treadmill - I miss the park already) and get to class on time.
Speaking of which, I was a bit late for class this morning, HOWEVER, let me stress that the reason for it is I just didn't want to get off the treadmill. I was in a zone, man. I kept looking at the clock and saying "I could do 5 more minutes and still have 40 minutes to get ready"...etc etc until I had about 25 minutes to take a shower, get dressed, blow dry my hair, put on some makeup and get my taters out the door and to my class.
I was like 3 minutes late. Not bad, all things considered.
I like exercising in the morning. It really clears my head and helps focus my concentration for the rest of the day.
As far a weigh-in goes, I normally do it on Thursdays. But, that time now conflicts with my schedule sooo I'm going to shoot for Friday or Saturday. I'm a little worried that I won't be as happy with my weigh-in this time as I have been previously.
Not that I've done terribly, but I haven't been as good as I had been.
Ok, ok. I've dilly-dallied long enough (dilly-dallied? When did I turn 80?) - time for espanol!
Buenos Noches, mis amigos! (jeez...I hope that's right. If not, I hope my Spanish teachers never find out about this blog.)
The class is (so far) not as bad as I built it up to be. The teacher (so far) is awesome and very realistic in terms of what she expects us to accomplish in 5 weeks.
We will have tons of homework and a chapter test every week BUT, the final is NOT cumulative so that is such a relief.
I think that being exposed to Spanish for a couple of hours every day might actually be more beneficial than spreading it out over every couple of days for 16 weeks.
I didn't work out yesterday, I probably could have but I just didn't. I think I've hammered out a schedule that should work as far as being able to exercise (on the treadmill - I miss the park already) and get to class on time.
Speaking of which, I was a bit late for class this morning, HOWEVER, let me stress that the reason for it is I just didn't want to get off the treadmill. I was in a zone, man. I kept looking at the clock and saying "I could do 5 more minutes and still have 40 minutes to get ready"...etc etc until I had about 25 minutes to take a shower, get dressed, blow dry my hair, put on some makeup and get my taters out the door and to my class.
I was like 3 minutes late. Not bad, all things considered.
I like exercising in the morning. It really clears my head and helps focus my concentration for the rest of the day.
As far a weigh-in goes, I normally do it on Thursdays. But, that time now conflicts with my schedule sooo I'm going to shoot for Friday or Saturday. I'm a little worried that I won't be as happy with my weigh-in this time as I have been previously.
Not that I've done terribly, but I haven't been as good as I had been.
Ok, ok. I've dilly-dallied long enough (dilly-dallied? When did I turn 80?) - time for espanol!
Buenos Noches, mis amigos! (jeez...I hope that's right. If not, I hope my Spanish teachers never find out about this blog.)
1 comment:
I like exercising in the morning too. And way to go on exercising to the last minute. That's dedication! :)
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