So the thing about 29 is this… it takes that many years for Saturn to orbit the sun. Unless, of course, you are on Saturn. Then it takes one year.<\/p>\n
I worked from home again! Last week was the first time I got a weekly work from home day, and I didn’t find out until Tuesday, so I took it on Friday. But, for the most part, going forward, I plan to use it on Monday (or Tuesday in the event that Monday is a holiday). But, the great thing is, I can choose whatever day I want each week, so, a bit flexible. In any case, it’s really nice to be able to do.<\/p>\n
The diet still goes well – though the scale still refuses to drop below 200. I’ve really been quite close for like a week now, but the stupid thing keeps fluctuating. I hope tomorrow, as that is day 30.<\/p>\n
I also finished another run. This one was a bit problematic due to.. errr… biological needs… mid-run… so I had to find what was surely the most disgusting facility on the planet… which obviously meant a break mid-run… and.. well, yeah, it sort of throws everything off.<\/p>\n
Anyway, as a result of the run, I’m super tired and just want to lay down and watch an episode of Stargate and then get my reading in.<\/p>\n
See you tomorrow!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
So the thing about 29 is this… it takes that many years for Saturn to orbit the sun. Unless, of course, you are on Saturn. Then it takes one year. I worked from home again! Last week was the first time I got a weekly work from home day, and I didn’t find out until … Continue reading Day Twenty-Nine<\/span>