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Woman applying hand sanitizer at her desk while working in a cozy home office setting to maintain hygiene
Shaving. Okay it seems like a pretty simple thing, but I usually go days at a time without shaving. I can’t really explain why I go so long or even why I hate it. I guess because it’s time consuming and I get nicks in my skin and razor burn. The Texas heat doesn’t help out because the sweat can irritate the skin.
But I have to say that I feel better when I am clean-shaven. I feel more professional at work, and I like the feel of my skin. I find that when I shave and then go swim laps, the chlorine in the water helps dry out the skin. Oh and electric razors tend to burn more than razors for some reason… I have unfortunately overly sensitive skin.
I’d say that these days I shave about 5 out of 7 days… glad this is in my daily routine!
Pinhole camera
film :Svema 64
I set up the camera before I went to bed, and closed it at 7.45 AM when I woke up.
Well... My yogateach
tipped me to incorporate
some asana's into my
daily routine... So...
This is me READing!!!!
~ Gossip is the spice of life, and I love being scandalised, er hum; if only I could find out what juicy morsels are being divulged here...
Brushing My Teeth. This is and has been part of my daily routine, but something that I found out the hard way: smoking masks dental issues. As soon as I quit smoking I had a lot of dental work pop up last fall… expensive dental work unfortunately. I try to take extra care of my teeth now, especially because while I quit smoking I still have the coffee consumption… that’s not going away anytime soon!
Working Out. I have started getting back into the habit of working out, and the more I work out- the more weight I lose, then the better I feel. Quitting smoking was great for my lungs and my overall health, but like most people I put on weight and am slowly taking that off. It feels good to set goals and make them.
I like seeing my clothes fit better and better; I like seeing definition in my arms and muscles. I like seeing sweat our out on the treadmill. Like I tell people, “I have mountains to climb…” (in reference to why I am doing it and my lifetime dreams). Hopefully I can keep this routine up and tackle a 14,000+ foot mountain in Colorado next year.
Journaling. I have not been able to get back into the routine of journaling, but I would like to. I started a second journal last year which will encompass pages 3,001-6,000, but I have not written in it as much just yet. I have a lot of associations with smoking so it’s a trigger that I want to avoid. I have too many other things that are a higher priority right now, so it’s on the back burner.
I do feel much better when I am journaling I will admit that. I feel like I get a lot of release, which is something that we all need: an outlet. I’m also publishing my first journal this year… maybe that will help get me motivated to get back in the swing of things!