Down, up, circle back.
I've decided (and saved up for) going back to Jim's classes. As fun as Sabrina's classes are, and as much as I love the music, it's just not working out. I don't know if it was the parking situation or overcrowding or what, but the feeling of having that focus wasn't there. Her classes are not for someone who's been on hiatus (read: lazy) for such a long time, and they don't really have the structure I prefer. However they do make for a fun evening. I'll most likely do a drop-in now and again, but Jim's style of teaching just works best for my body until I get back to a higher level.
So, let's add six hours of dance per week plus my 20 mile per week minimum biking goal, plus whatever walking gets in there, and I should be in semi-decent shape for my Halloween deadline. My metabolism needs a good kick-start.
In other news: rebuilding my portfolio. Also figuring that aggregating my FriendFeed should be the easiest way to keep all my adventures together in a nicely peruse-able fashion. Now for the giant task of sorting ALL my contacts (phone/email/addresses/relationship/etc)
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PS: Sad note: Geoffrey Perkins, 55, (who also produced the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, one of the most successful radio shows ever made) has died in a road accident in London. I don't know how major of a hit that is for BBC's current comedy, but it is sad nonetheless.
So, let's add six hours of dance per week plus my 20 mile per week minimum biking goal, plus whatever walking gets in there, and I should be in semi-decent shape for my Halloween deadline. My metabolism needs a good kick-start.
In other news: rebuilding my portfolio. Also figuring that aggregating my FriendFeed should be the easiest way to keep all my adventures together in a nicely peruse-able fashion. Now for the giant task of sorting ALL my contacts (phone/email/addresses/relationship/etc)
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PS: Sad note: Geoffrey Perkins, 55, (who also produced the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, one of the most successful radio shows ever made) has died in a road accident in London. I don't know how major of a hit that is for BBC's current comedy, but it is sad nonetheless.