Well, the bathroom is now mildew-free. It looks pretty. Decided to hold off on working out till this evening, and doing something light. Definitely have to hit the hot tub though, looks too nice. I am finding it hard to motivate myself to do the things I need to. Takes forever. Hopefully, my workouts will slowly work into the way that yoga has (granted, money shortages tend to prevent the classes). Maybe I will make an effort to check out the center’s yoga classes. My reason for not going tends to be the mish-mash that they are. I go to an Ashtanga instructor, and I love it because he mixes pilates and Kundalini in. He actually teaches, we discuss different breathting techniques, life applications, etc. The last classes I took at a gym had the breathing, and that was it. The basic feel was “we’re here to get in shape, doing as little as possible”. Now, I know I wasn’t the only one in the class feeling the opposite of that, and many of us didn’t stay long. If only to find a fitness center yoga instructor who isn’t into the “feel good, burn calories” mind-set, I’d be great. *sigh* I’m trying to become balanced and in that find health, but all these places are more interested in how much weight/fat I’ll lose, hell, I’m happy to maintain my weight, but increase my energy levels. My scotsman thinks I need my saratonin levels checked, he’s probably right. We went to bed yesterday at 8.30P, I finally dragged myself out of bed at 10.30 this morning. There is definitely a chemical imbalance.

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  1. There’s something Tami mentioned that her roomie talks about which is supposed to help that out, but I’ve totally forgotten. I’ll try to ask her if we get to speak again. šŸ™‚

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    1. i got a paint primer that’s made to kill mildew and prevent it from growing again. the issue was that my scotsman’s sister repainted the bathroom with standard room paint (not bathroom paint) and that allowed the mildew to grow. so, problem solved šŸ™‚

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