New Year's Eve - why do people "feel kind of sad"? That is what I hear from people, even right now on CNN the talking heads are saying that. I don't understand it. I don't feel sad. I've never felt sad at the changing of the year. I don't understand why people would feel sad for the year changing. Why don't you feel happy that you have another year to look forward to? Another year to maybe make changes in your life.
Happy New Year and why are you feeling sad?
Jan. 1, 2020
Happy New Year
Dec. 31, 2019
We made mistakes, you and I,
What will we do about them?
Dwell on them until we are bitter and sad?
Or put them away and move forward?
Move forward to where? A new year,
A new opportunity, to write a new chapter,
in the story of our lives.
I, for one, am looking forward
to what might be in store for me.
I wish everyone a great and fantastic 2020!
Merry Christmas
Dec 25, 2019
Bodyweight Exerice Routine
Dec. 18, 2019
Many people dismiss bodyweight exercises as too easy or too boring. Usually those people think only of pushups and lunges and leave it at that. Well, that’s just not the case. The number of bodyweight exercises is just about countless, and you can probably think of variations of your own.
One of the nice things about bodyweight exercises is you are not limited to the gym. You can do them anywhere – at home, at your workplace, in a hotel room, at the beach, in a park.
Found some really old blogs
Aug. 23, 2003
Recently I was browsing the website The Wayback Machine (check it out if you haven't seen it) and I found they had a few of my oldest blogs archived. Those date back to 2002, and possibly are not complete, but they are more than I had from those early years. There are five of them, not many, but better than none at all. If interested you can read them, they're all quite short, by clicking on the Old Blogs button at the top of the page, then going to the last pages of the list. The picture above is Cheryl standing near the edge of Crater Lake, in Oregon, when we were on vacation in 2003.