I'm trying to not go too crazy with this. It's still hard to have an "it'll be OK" feeling about it all when I've only had one other mole biopsy and we know the outcome on that. This looks nothing like that mole, but time will tell. Hopefully I won't have to wait for too long on the results...and hopefully I can find some good distractions!
and urine in the air. That's crazy they let people walk around and smoke weed. In NJ, it's only in private spaces. (I'm not against it being legal. I just really hate the smell.)And I think that is important too. It's ok to make the weekends a time where you let.loose. that is when I allow myself added carbs like bread or pasta if it is fun because that is most likely when to dine out and make the big calories worth it. Keeps it from being hard to keep.
Thank you it was. The veggies were from my deck gardenThat looks delicious!!!
After that, I did barre legs and obliques with the lighter kettlebell.
In any event, I have something tied to a college visit in October that should be an amazing experience for K. I'll share more as we get closer, but I am being superstitious and starting to have the "what if I medically can't go" worries. It was booked before the biopsy, so again...worried. I've also still be toying with the idea of a grad trip for her. While I don't think I can swing a full-on trip to WDW and a weeklong cruise to the Caribbean probably won't go over well with Sam and David. Still, if all goes as planned, Sam will be playing in southern California early next August. A lot will hinge on budget and travel schedules, but we should be playing in the Anaheim area (fields are marked in red). So, you can probably guess what I'm thinking just by looking at the map. Kendall is also the one that likes getting her National Parks stamps, so I may add in some parks related side trips just with her or for break days. I know it's a big state and we'll really be there for softball, but it's nice to add in some vacation fun. Fingers crossed all goes well so we can make all of this happen.
Made it back onto the bike again yesterday for another 9+ mile ride along with some arms and abs/obliques with the kettlebell. I was hoping to bike a little bit farther, but I was faced with some nervousness and frustrations before I ever got on the bike. Obviously, I'm anxiously waiting on those test results. I'm really not expecting them until next week, but sometimes they work quickly. They already messed with me once on Tuesday. I got a call from the hospital just to have it be a customer service survey. Then yesterday, right before I was getting on the bike, I got a MyChart alert that I had new test results available. I got myself all worked up just for it to be the official write up on my chest Xrays. The doctor already gave me his verbal assessment. Needless to say, my pedaling was inconsistent as I came down from the emotional roller coaster...well, only part of the way down since I'm still waiting.
I think I'm going to take today and tomorrow as break days, since I need to have some built in to make this a routine/habit and then get back to it on Sunday. This will also work well for when ball starts back up in September. Tomorrow, we're planning on a double feature at the movies. Instead of doing the popular "Barbenheimer" combo, we're doing "Haunted Barbie."
Thank you! I have one that's almost exactly the same
Speaking of exciting yoga, inside walking and canning peach salsa while listening to the boys Potterthon will be today's highlight'sGood morning.
Checking in with a full body workout. It was short and sweet-43 minutes with warm up and cool down. Perfect for Mondays. I felt invigorated when I was done and not totally depleted. So, it's a good start to the week.
I'm making this roasted tomato, chickpea and feta sheet pan thing for dinner tonight. It looked quick and easy, so why not? My life is so exciting.
I hope everyone has a good day.
So not really bad news, but could be better. I'm sorry...I hope it's not too bad and it's just a matter of watching it.
