Woohoo, I'm getting organized

[cjsmith]

Yesterday was productive. I feel so accomplished!

• Did good stuff at work -- not lots-n-lots, but good.
• At home, got almost all the way through the kitchen cleanup. YAY! Only thing left now is to wash a big pile of Tupperware.
• Cleaned up my festering pile of crud in the living room - stuff I'd just put down there, over the past weeks, and never put away. Now it's put away. That room looks MUCH better.
• Did my workout, woohoo! Used my weight routine as a heart warmup, sorta. Learned that jogging is GREAT for "interval training" - the one where I have to get my heart rate way up for three intervals of seven minutes apiece. (I learned on Saturday that jogging SUCKS for the one where I have to have my heart rate down at 136. Hello? What kind of exercise IS that, anyway?)
• Started a fire and put on nice music so that it'd be relaxing and pleasant for Rob to come home to.
• Showered, of course, which made my skin so dry it itched, of course. I gotta learn how to adjust to two showers in a day. I am NOT made for that.
• Organized a HUGE mess of financial papers. For the first time ever, I have my different brokerage accounts in different folders, sorted properly, arranged chronologically, folders labeled. (I am not sure I will ever forgive this company for creating two extra brokerage accounts for me. I HAD one already. Who needs more than one? Who needs THREE?) Now to go through and figure out what I should do with all that stuff. The word DIVEST is reverberating in my head. Too bad I didn't do that a year and a half ago.

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[mactavish.livejournal.com]

Lubriderm is, in my experience, less slick than Vaseline Intensive Care.

Mango Body Butter is a lot more slick. I only use it right before bed, or before "lying around time," so it can get slurped in. And if I use it more than once a week, I get back zits. But my back is really, really dry (dry skin and eczema are a family thing) so that once a week makes my back happy.