Ugh, for some reason, I just don't have the energy and motivation I usually do for my graduate work. I'm finishing up the first week's assignments (all 12 of them), and I'm on the very last one, but I just can.not.get.myself.going. I don't want to think about it or sit here and do this last assignment, although it's worth 30% of my grade!!!! Aaagh! What's wrong with me?! I'm almost to the finish line, and I'm petering out. It's not like I'm not giving myself breaks and whatnot--I went to workout four days this week, and I've watched a few movies. No excuses!
Well, since Murph, I felt pretty wrecked, but once Tuesday rolled around, I was more than ready to get back into the box.
TUES: Backsquat 5-5-5-5-5 I ran out of time and had to stop at 142# (I used kg plates), bleh. My 10RM is 145#, so I know I had much more in me. Oh well--I had to share with two others, so I didn't get in my last 5. Then we did an awful met-con--3 rounds of 200m Farmer's Carry (I used 35s) and 25 pull-ups. Chase gave us a 15-minute cut-off, and I could tell by the 15th pull-up that I wasn't going to make the cut-off, so I scaled the reps. Ugh. Had no grip after the FC, and the last round took me an eternity to finish the 200m. Worst WOD yet! Many people got their first hand rips on that one.
WED: Power snatch, heavy double--I got up to 85# (PR), but I just didn't have the right mindset to get 90#. I was happy with this weight, though, because 90# is my 1RM. Then we did "Tailpipe" (ugh!)--for three rounds, with a partner, row 250m and while one partner rows, the other holds 2 KBs in the rack position. I partnered with Erica again, but this time we did it rx'd, with 35# KBs. We did it one second slower (7:27) than when we did it in December with 26s. I was pleased, but I thought I rowed my ass off (my splits were no slower than 1:52), so I was a bit disappointed that our time was not faster.
FRI: Five rounds of this complex--5 deadlifts, 5 hang power cleans, 5 front squats, and 5 push jerks. No regripping or resting allowed. I went in thinking I'd make it no further than 85# because of the hang power cleans, but I managed to finish my last round at 95#! The push jerks were tough--by that time, you're so tired from the other movements, so it's hard to drop under the bar as quickly as you should. Mine were ugly, but they counted. Mel really helped me believe in myself and power through the fatigue. This WOD was very mentally challenging. If I am going to compete, I seriously need to work on my mental game.
SAT: Oh man, today's workout was great--I can already feel the soreness settling into my shoulders and legs. First Sam had us warm-up for thirty good minutes with kettlebell exercises, including one-armed overhead holds, goblet squats, heartbeats (HATE those), and Russian swings. We also did half Turkish get-ups, 25 each arm. Whew, those are tough! I could feel it then and can still feel it. I started with a 26# KB but after six reps, I switched out for a 20# DB. We also did 25 med-ball sit-ups, which I felt more in my shoulders than in my abs! Lots of shoulder and stabilizer muscle work today. After that great warm-up, we did 5 sets of 3 heavy floor presses. Instead of lying on a bench, we lay on the floor and pressed the weight. I worked up to 100#x3! It was very exciting because the last time I did this, I could hardly press 85# on the floor because the ROM is so limited compared to doing it on a bench. It's amazing how strong I've become--I honestly surprise myself sometimes. (Not meaning to sound conceited--just commenting on how I don't realize how much strength I've gained until we do something like that.) Between each set of presses, we did lawnmowers with a KB, 8 reps each arm. It was basically a bent-over row. I used a 26# KB. Again, my shoulders got a major workout today. After that, we worked on our snatch technique--3 reps at a time, focusing on one particular aspect that needed attention. While I could think of numerous aspects I need to work on, I chose my shoulder shrug (poor shoulders!). I just used 65# to work on my technique. Most of my reps felt good. Finally, Sam made us run an 800m time trial. By then, it was very hot, and most of us were pretty tired, but somehow, I ran one second faster than my best time. I sprinted the last 200m. So my new PR for 800m run is 3:24--still not optimal, but I plan on working on my running since I've neglected it since wintertime hit, and the coaches scheduled less running. Overall, it was a kick-ass workout today, and I'm going to really enjoy my rest day tomorrow. Shoulders are shot! OH, AND I got Howard to finally try Kozy--he got the Bowl 'o Doom, and he polished his bowl. Yet another convert, muahahahahahaaa! :)
Okay, now that I have procrastinated to write this post, I gotta get back to my assignment (grumble, grumble).
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Murph
Well, I went in this morning at 10:45 expecting to totally bomb Murph since I didn't get to sleep until after 2 a.m. The Rangers game was delayed due to rain and didn't start until 9:30 last night. Then we had to stand there and watch the fireworks (the cops and security wouldn't let us cross the street to get to the far parking lots until the fireworks were over). I did not like being delayed--it was late enough when the game ended, and then the display was another 20 minutes. Anyway, I had originally intended to do the 9 a.m. Murph heat, but since we got back so late, we did the 11.
I had two goals going into this second go at this hero WOD (AQAP: 1 mile run, 100 pull-ups, 200 push-ups, 300 air squats, and 1 mile run): 1) complete it rx'd (not with a vest but all movements as prescribed) and 2) finish within an hour. Felt pretty good on the first mile, and as I ran, I visualized my strategy for the push-ups because they are my weakest movement. Finished the first mile in 8:15--about the pace I had wanted to run it in. I did the first five Cindy rounds with my shirt, but after that fifth round, the shirt had to come off, so I rolled shirtless. Actually, and maybe this is purely mental, I felt a lot lighter on everything, especially the pull-ups, without the shirt (haha)! Maybe I'll go shirtless more often now? Anyway, I started out doing 5 pushes, few seconds rest, then the remaining 5. After about six rounds, I did 4 pushes, rest, 2, rest, 2, rest, 2. The pulls and squats were the easiest, so I made up time on those. I didn't go to my knees at all!!! I had noticed in the Regionals pics that athletes were doing a sort of flop and then pushing themselves up, so I emulated this approach to the push-ups. I made sure to lock out my elbows at the top, let myself plop down onto my chest (and stomach), and pushed up--it made this movement a lot more doable. Not to say it was easy, though!! But I'm happy I didn't let myself go to knee push-ups. It took me about 37 minutes to do all 20 rounds of Cindy, and then it was time for my last mile. I think I spent the majority of the first 800 trying to get my breathing under control! Once I hit Dyer on the second 800, I tried to sprint...haha, my legs didn't want to move much faster. But I finished in 56 minutes and 15 seconds--almost six minutes off my old time. Woohoo!! When I get to the point where I can finish this WOD in 45 minutes, I'll wear a weight vest, as it's supposed to be done. But until then...I'm going to keep working on push-ups and making myself run hard despite fatigue. My last mile took me about 11 minutes!!! I was so tempted to walk during that first leg, but I figured if I slowed down that much, I wouldn't be able to get myself going again, plus I wouldn't have beat my old time. Love this WOD and feel honored to suffer through it for an American hero. This event was also a donation drive for the NSWF (http://www.nswfoundation.org/), so it felt great to be a part of it.
Okay, nap time before the big UFC heavyweight champion title fight!!! Should be good, although lately, title fights have been going to decision (boooo).
I had two goals going into this second go at this hero WOD (AQAP: 1 mile run, 100 pull-ups, 200 push-ups, 300 air squats, and 1 mile run): 1) complete it rx'd (not with a vest but all movements as prescribed) and 2) finish within an hour. Felt pretty good on the first mile, and as I ran, I visualized my strategy for the push-ups because they are my weakest movement. Finished the first mile in 8:15--about the pace I had wanted to run it in. I did the first five Cindy rounds with my shirt, but after that fifth round, the shirt had to come off, so I rolled shirtless. Actually, and maybe this is purely mental, I felt a lot lighter on everything, especially the pull-ups, without the shirt (haha)! Maybe I'll go shirtless more often now? Anyway, I started out doing 5 pushes, few seconds rest, then the remaining 5. After about six rounds, I did 4 pushes, rest, 2, rest, 2, rest, 2. The pulls and squats were the easiest, so I made up time on those. I didn't go to my knees at all!!! I had noticed in the Regionals pics that athletes were doing a sort of flop and then pushing themselves up, so I emulated this approach to the push-ups. I made sure to lock out my elbows at the top, let myself plop down onto my chest (and stomach), and pushed up--it made this movement a lot more doable. Not to say it was easy, though!! But I'm happy I didn't let myself go to knee push-ups. It took me about 37 minutes to do all 20 rounds of Cindy, and then it was time for my last mile. I think I spent the majority of the first 800 trying to get my breathing under control! Once I hit Dyer on the second 800, I tried to sprint...haha, my legs didn't want to move much faster. But I finished in 56 minutes and 15 seconds--almost six minutes off my old time. Woohoo!! When I get to the point where I can finish this WOD in 45 minutes, I'll wear a weight vest, as it's supposed to be done. But until then...I'm going to keep working on push-ups and making myself run hard despite fatigue. My last mile took me about 11 minutes!!! I was so tempted to walk during that first leg, but I figured if I slowed down that much, I wouldn't be able to get myself going again, plus I wouldn't have beat my old time. Love this WOD and feel honored to suffer through it for an American hero. This event was also a donation drive for the NSWF (http://www.nswfoundation.org/), so it felt great to be a part of it.
Okay, nap time before the big UFC heavyweight champion title fight!!! Should be good, although lately, title fights have been going to decision (boooo).
Thursday, July 1, 2010
PR wooo
Was lazy on Monday after getting back from OH, so I skipped that WOD, plus the thought of all that running in Texas heat made me feel sick.
Friday "hotel" WOD at my mom's house: 5 rds of 10 each of push-ups, sit-ups, and squats; I finished in about 6 minutes (I was on a Lady Gaga kick all last week, so I used her songs to time and motivate myself).
Tuesday: Heavy single of power clean--I failed on 121# (used kg plates) but got 115# (PR). Mel was awesome and watched me and coached me. I need to work on the drop--I don't drop fast enough. Then we did the Secret Service Snatch Test, which of course left my wrists super tight and bruised. Serves me right for not snatching correctly, eh? Got 114 reps in with 26# KB--last time we did this, it was back in December, and 26# was rx'd for girls. Weird that it was 35# this time! I didn't do as well this time. :( Got in over 130 reps last time, but I think I did the movement correctly that time unlike this go.
Wednesday: "The Drill" which was 8 sets of a complex: power snatch + OHS + hang snatch + snatch--all without regripping the bar between movements. I worked up to 70# but got stuck on the hang snatch and so finished out the last 3 rounds at 65#. Not too upset about it, though--it was really good practice. We were supposed to do 10 100m sprints, but since it was pooouring down rain and storming, Sam had us do Tabata front squats with rest in the rack position. Man did those suck! Girls were to use just 45#, but after resting in rack position, I was fighting by the third round! My lowest rep count was 6 (ugh!!!). Sweat was dripping into my eyes because the coaches closed the gym doors when it started pouring, so the box was a sauna. I was more focused on avoiding getting sweat-burn in my eyes! Erin counted for me and pushed me--she kicked butt! She was very consistent with 11-12 reps per round. As a final activity, we did various plank holds--front, both sides, and Superman. It was a great workout, but I would have preferred sprinting in the rain over those front squats!
Thursday: Made up Monday's WOD with Erin, and wooow I'm glad I waited!
Front squat 5-5-5-5-5 with C2B pull-ups between sets: I worked up to 64 kg (we used the middle room since the racks were already set up), which is 140.8# and a PR. Sure felt heavy, especially after yesterday's Tabata front squats with rest in the rack position. I did five C2B pull-ups after the first 10 threatened to rip my hands, and since I'm doing Murph on Saturday, I wanted to play it conservative. Then we did the met-con: 4 rounds of 400m run, 20 GHD situps and 20 GHD back extensions. Took me 14:21, which I was happy with since my goal was to finish in under 15 min. That third round of GHD situps was the toughest--I couldn't get my breathing right. Glad I made that WOD up, though! I hope we do Michael sometime, and I'd like to do it rx'd (no scaling reps). I did a scaled version with Carin a while back, and we wore a weight vest for the 800m runs and scaled the situps and back extensions to 25 reps each instead of doing 50 each. Fun times!
We're going to the Rangers vs. White Sox game tomorrow evening, and then Saturday is Murph Day! Woohoooo! My goal is to finish in under 61 minutes and to do it rx'd until I crap out on push-ups and have to go to knees. I did it with all knee push-ups last time. The coaches scheduled the first-time Murph (for CFDC) go the Sunday right after Thanksgiving, so that was an awesome way to kick-start our return to healthier habits. LOL!
Friday "hotel" WOD at my mom's house: 5 rds of 10 each of push-ups, sit-ups, and squats; I finished in about 6 minutes (I was on a Lady Gaga kick all last week, so I used her songs to time and motivate myself).
Tuesday: Heavy single of power clean--I failed on 121# (used kg plates) but got 115# (PR). Mel was awesome and watched me and coached me. I need to work on the drop--I don't drop fast enough. Then we did the Secret Service Snatch Test, which of course left my wrists super tight and bruised. Serves me right for not snatching correctly, eh? Got 114 reps in with 26# KB--last time we did this, it was back in December, and 26# was rx'd for girls. Weird that it was 35# this time! I didn't do as well this time. :( Got in over 130 reps last time, but I think I did the movement correctly that time unlike this go.
Wednesday: "The Drill" which was 8 sets of a complex: power snatch + OHS + hang snatch + snatch--all without regripping the bar between movements. I worked up to 70# but got stuck on the hang snatch and so finished out the last 3 rounds at 65#. Not too upset about it, though--it was really good practice. We were supposed to do 10 100m sprints, but since it was pooouring down rain and storming, Sam had us do Tabata front squats with rest in the rack position. Man did those suck! Girls were to use just 45#, but after resting in rack position, I was fighting by the third round! My lowest rep count was 6 (ugh!!!). Sweat was dripping into my eyes because the coaches closed the gym doors when it started pouring, so the box was a sauna. I was more focused on avoiding getting sweat-burn in my eyes! Erin counted for me and pushed me--she kicked butt! She was very consistent with 11-12 reps per round. As a final activity, we did various plank holds--front, both sides, and Superman. It was a great workout, but I would have preferred sprinting in the rain over those front squats!
Thursday: Made up Monday's WOD with Erin, and wooow I'm glad I waited!
Front squat 5-5-5-5-5 with C2B pull-ups between sets: I worked up to 64 kg (we used the middle room since the racks were already set up), which is 140.8# and a PR. Sure felt heavy, especially after yesterday's Tabata front squats with rest in the rack position. I did five C2B pull-ups after the first 10 threatened to rip my hands, and since I'm doing Murph on Saturday, I wanted to play it conservative. Then we did the met-con: 4 rounds of 400m run, 20 GHD situps and 20 GHD back extensions. Took me 14:21, which I was happy with since my goal was to finish in under 15 min. That third round of GHD situps was the toughest--I couldn't get my breathing right. Glad I made that WOD up, though! I hope we do Michael sometime, and I'd like to do it rx'd (no scaling reps). I did a scaled version with Carin a while back, and we wore a weight vest for the 800m runs and scaled the situps and back extensions to 25 reps each instead of doing 50 each. Fun times!
We're going to the Rangers vs. White Sox game tomorrow evening, and then Saturday is Murph Day! Woohoooo! My goal is to finish in under 61 minutes and to do it rx'd until I crap out on push-ups and have to go to knees. I did it with all knee push-ups last time. The coaches scheduled the first-time Murph (for CFDC) go the Sunday right after Thanksgiving, so that was an awesome way to kick-start our return to healthier habits. LOL!
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Light at the End of the Tunnel
What a month! I'm so looking forward to finishing up my master's program and having a normal sleep schedule. Ugh! Having too little sleep these past six months has really affected my game in the box, but I know I'm almost finished with school and I have to keep my eye on the prize! After October, it'll be game time. I'm going to train for the ACO and perhaps Sectionals after that, I want to take a martial art (probably Jujitsu or Tae Kwon Do), and I want/need to take Spanish language classes. So much to look forward to! Plus, I'm helping to pioneer an over-age high school that opens this fall. I'm the department chair and an instructional leadership team member. While there is much to do to prepare and maintain so that the students and school are successful, I truly and wholeheartedly believe in this program, and I am committed to doing all I can to make it successful.
Okay, about WODs! Monday's was the KB swing/DU one we did in January, and it was weird but during the movements, I was sure I was doing much better on the DUs than last time, but I actually got less reps. I knew I bombed the KB swings--I think I tweaked my lower back on the back squats (medium-heavy 3, which I did at 145#), so I was pretty ginger on the swings. Total reps: 206, but I know I got at least 20-30 more in January. Sleep is such a make-or-break factor in working out!!!
Tuesday's WOD: A fun Father's Day chipper (more like a sledgehammer!)
100 ft walking lunge (of course my knees got scraped and bruised)
50 burpees
75 ab-mat situps
20 HSPUs (used 1 abmat and a green bumper)
100 air squats
30 pull-ups
50 box jumps (used 20" box and thought I'd die!! These sucked so much, probably because of all the squats.)
Time: 19:58
I'd wanted to finish within 20 minutes, so I did accomplish that goal (barely!), and the pull-ups felt so much easier this time. I remember a brutal Saturday chipper that involved 30 pull-ups--started and ended with them, and those last 30 were the hardest thing ever! This time, I easily strung 5-6 in a row before dropping to rechalk, shake it out, etc. I'm anxious to do more skill work on MUs, though, but I do need to work on OHS as well. I can OHS 95# x3, but I want to be able to do Nancy rx'd (65#) and not wuss out. It's a mental game for sure... Lots to improve on!! I have a week off from class next week (still have three assignments due this week, which I have to do while in OH visiting fam/friends), so I hope I can get more quality skill work/WODing in.
Oh and I went to Lancaster's box (Crossfit CODE) this morning at 6. They did the main-site WOD, but we used barbells instead of dumbbells and abmats instead of GHDs (this box doesn't have GHDs yet for some reason). So, 3 rounds AQAP of 15 thrusters (I used 75, which felt like a lot more after the first round) and 30 situps. I finished in 11:47, which I feel is too slow, but I had to drop the bar after every 3-4 reps on the last rounds. Thrusters are icky!
Well, time for a shower and school work (and maybe a nap--had four hours of sleep last night and couldn't really fall asleep).
Okay, about WODs! Monday's was the KB swing/DU one we did in January, and it was weird but during the movements, I was sure I was doing much better on the DUs than last time, but I actually got less reps. I knew I bombed the KB swings--I think I tweaked my lower back on the back squats (medium-heavy 3, which I did at 145#), so I was pretty ginger on the swings. Total reps: 206, but I know I got at least 20-30 more in January. Sleep is such a make-or-break factor in working out!!!
Tuesday's WOD: A fun Father's Day chipper (more like a sledgehammer!)
100 ft walking lunge (of course my knees got scraped and bruised)
50 burpees
75 ab-mat situps
20 HSPUs (used 1 abmat and a green bumper)
100 air squats
30 pull-ups
50 box jumps (used 20" box and thought I'd die!! These sucked so much, probably because of all the squats.)
Time: 19:58
I'd wanted to finish within 20 minutes, so I did accomplish that goal (barely!), and the pull-ups felt so much easier this time. I remember a brutal Saturday chipper that involved 30 pull-ups--started and ended with them, and those last 30 were the hardest thing ever! This time, I easily strung 5-6 in a row before dropping to rechalk, shake it out, etc. I'm anxious to do more skill work on MUs, though, but I do need to work on OHS as well. I can OHS 95# x3, but I want to be able to do Nancy rx'd (65#) and not wuss out. It's a mental game for sure... Lots to improve on!! I have a week off from class next week (still have three assignments due this week, which I have to do while in OH visiting fam/friends), so I hope I can get more quality skill work/WODing in.
Oh and I went to Lancaster's box (Crossfit CODE) this morning at 6. They did the main-site WOD, but we used barbells instead of dumbbells and abmats instead of GHDs (this box doesn't have GHDs yet for some reason). So, 3 rounds AQAP of 15 thrusters (I used 75, which felt like a lot more after the first round) and 30 situps. I finished in 11:47, which I feel is too slow, but I had to drop the bar after every 3-4 reps on the last rounds. Thrusters are icky!
Well, time for a shower and school work (and maybe a nap--had four hours of sleep last night and couldn't really fall asleep).
Saturday, June 12, 2010
One step closer to a MU
Wooo, went this morning to the box to help out with setting up WOD in the Park, and I decided to just go up to the rings and try to get a MU. Well...I did one! According to Bobby, it was a jumping one because my feet were touching the ground. But I'm happy about the fact that I can do it! Did another one and tried a few kipping ones. Mel taught me a great skills move to practice to get the second part of the transition, so I'm going to go in tomorrow (maybe) and practice, practice, practice!
WOD in the Park was fun but hot, although there was a nice breeze. Now it's time to focus and finish up this week's assignments. Maybe I'll allow myself a movie today...just for my sanity.
WOD in the Park was fun but hot, although there was a nice breeze. Now it's time to focus and finish up this week's assignments. Maybe I'll allow myself a movie today...just for my sanity.
Friday, June 11, 2010
Snatch PR (FINALLY)
As you can see, I finally PR'd on snatch 1RM today! In the past, I always suffered from a mental block when I got past 80# on this lift, but today I was determined not to let that happen. So I PR'd by 10# and snatched 90#. :)
Met-con was crazy but fun in a way: 300m row, 20 ring dips, 300m row, 20 ring dips, 300m row. I subbed dips on the GHDs with my feet on a 20" box because every time I do ring dips with a band, my foot cramps up and basically debilitates me for the rest of the workout. I can string two to three unassisted dips together, but that would not have been enough for this WOD. I finished in 6:22--not bad, although I know I could have finished faster if I hadn't totally run out of gas on the second to last 100m on that final row. Geeeeez, I kept my pace between 1:50-1:55 but that 100m, I was pulling between 2 and 2:05! Ugh! Anyway, happy that I finished before 6:30.
Kason left for OCS on Wed. so I've tried to keep my chin up and just focus on finishing this school year up (next week is my last one! YAY!) and earning an A in this current grad course. Haven't had quality sleep or enough of it in so long...I can't remember the last time! Looking forward to having just grad school and WODing to do. :) Can't wait for the WOD in the Park tomorrow! It should be a blast, and I hope that one of my students who expressed interest in going actually shows up. Okay, back to my assignment.
Met-con was crazy but fun in a way: 300m row, 20 ring dips, 300m row, 20 ring dips, 300m row. I subbed dips on the GHDs with my feet on a 20" box because every time I do ring dips with a band, my foot cramps up and basically debilitates me for the rest of the workout. I can string two to three unassisted dips together, but that would not have been enough for this WOD. I finished in 6:22--not bad, although I know I could have finished faster if I hadn't totally run out of gas on the second to last 100m on that final row. Geeeeez, I kept my pace between 1:50-1:55 but that 100m, I was pulling between 2 and 2:05! Ugh! Anyway, happy that I finished before 6:30.
Kason left for OCS on Wed. so I've tried to keep my chin up and just focus on finishing this school year up (next week is my last one! YAY!) and earning an A in this current grad course. Haven't had quality sleep or enough of it in so long...I can't remember the last time! Looking forward to having just grad school and WODing to do. :) Can't wait for the WOD in the Park tomorrow! It should be a blast, and I hope that one of my students who expressed interest in going actually shows up. Okay, back to my assignment.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Cindy!!!!
As you can see, I am excited about doing Cindy again. Last time we did this benchmark was in the winter sometime, and I almost completed 10 rounds rx'd (was 3 squats shy). I want to get at least ten full rounds in this time!!!
Woo, got two PRs today. We did a heavy 3 of squat cleans (not 3RM), and I did 105# x3. I tried to do 115# just to see if I could clean it, and I did! That's a 10# PR. Granted, I did it only once, but that's a new 1RM for me. On Cindy, I did 11 full rounds rx'd plus five pullups. Woooooo!!! Got a tiny rip in one of my callouses, too. :) I hope we don't do Chelsea during the hottest months like last summer, but chances are, we will. Ugh. That was the only time I ever felt Pukie threatening to pay me a visit! Anyway, the box is closed this weekend for Regionals, so I gotta work hard this week! So far so good! My new class starts, too, so things are going to rev up again. Kinda wish school was out already so I have more free time...ah well--three more weeks after this one!
Woo, got two PRs today. We did a heavy 3 of squat cleans (not 3RM), and I did 105# x3. I tried to do 115# just to see if I could clean it, and I did! That's a 10# PR. Granted, I did it only once, but that's a new 1RM for me. On Cindy, I did 11 full rounds rx'd plus five pullups. Woooooo!!! Got a tiny rip in one of my callouses, too. :) I hope we don't do Chelsea during the hottest months like last summer, but chances are, we will. Ugh. That was the only time I ever felt Pukie threatening to pay me a visit! Anyway, the box is closed this weekend for Regionals, so I gotta work hard this week! So far so good! My new class starts, too, so things are going to rev up again. Kinda wish school was out already so I have more free time...ah well--three more weeks after this one!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)