Another lazy Sunday in the valley
arts and leisure, everyday glory, games, geekery, LEGO and Rokenbok, movies and TV, news and info, science and technology, The Covet List, toys, workout January 3rd, 2010Sunday – 03 January 2010
It’s the last day of vacation and tomorrow it’s back to the workday grind. I have to say that it’s been nice to have the downtime, though. Very nice, indeed. Last night was quiet and low-key. I wound up taking a nap, because I was so tired from the lack of sleep and the early and long day.
I completely neglected to note a minor milestone from Friday: SaraRules and I hit the gym for the first time this year. And… it was my first time in the gym in nearly a month (03 Dec 09, from what I wrote down). It was a short workout, but it was a good start:
- Treadmill: 10 minutes (Yeah.. I know! Me, doing cardio!)
- Lower Back Extensions: 3 sets/12 reps
- Sit-ups: 3 sets/20 reps
- Bench Press: 3 sets/8 reps, 205 lbs
- Core (plank): 3 sets/30 seconds
- Elliptical: 10 minutes (Even more cardio..? What’s wrong with this picture?!)
Post-workout weight (fully dressed): 190 lbs
It was good to get back in the swing of things, but I can definitely feel the effects of the treadmill and elliptical on my quads. But, getting more cardio into my workout routine is something that I plan on doing more this year.
Stray Toasters
- By way of
: Green Lantern LEGO - And, in a related note, this is going on The Covet List.
- I don’t know what’s going on with Comcast, but I’m getting “a little” tired of the way that my Internet connection just… drops out – for no reason – every so often. Having talked with a few other people over the past few days, I discovered that it’s not just my connection that it’s happening to, either.
- It seems as though Jitterbug Coffee Hop has a new logo and a new website.
- Harmonographs
posted a link to this Mad Cat ‘Mech. So, I posted a link to this one. - Thousands of dead octopuses wash up on Portugal beach
- 100 Extraordinary Examples of Paper Art
- Speaking of “paper art,” I have assembled nearly enough tiles to have a 30″x30″ one-level map of WorldWorksGames TerrainLinX Himmelveil Streets terrain. I realized that I can still utilize some of my older terrain with the new stuff, even though the new streets and walls have a medieval look/feel – cobblestones and flagstone – and the TLX walls are only 2″ high, as opposed to the 3″ Mayhem City stuff that I’ve built.
Maybe I’ll play a little City of Heroes this afternoon…
Namaste.
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