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It's been a while since I've posted so let's dive in shall we?
I've been in school to knock out general studies since late Aug. I am doing pretty well so far and I'm pretty busy. Stress might be getting to me as I find myself withdrawn and at times depressed. I think I am maintaining at least a B average in every class so far, time will tell.
I'm still working out regularly and I have pretty much maintained a weight of 180lbs while my body fat percentage is dropping. The lightest I have seen is 175. This could mean a few things, but I'm pretty sure that my muscle mass is bumping the weight up which doesn't bother me. According to my scale I am around 12% body fat. I would love to get it down to 10%. So about five more pounds. My abs are starting to poke through! :Ð I wish I would have started working out a long time ago. Every physical thing I can do is so much easier now. My mate and I hiked one of the older and more intense trails at Devils Head and finished at about the same time as a normal hiker would finish on the main trail.
Last night cianthefur watched "The Emperor's New Grove." I watched it when it first came out and thought it was somewhat funny at the time. When I saw it this time I couldn't help but to think that it is one of those movies that you put on to distract crotchfruit while doing other things around the house. The movie never stops, something is always happening. It is like the thing was made for viewers with the attention span of goldfish. It's no wonder why the film is not a classic. We then talked about how other movies had adult oriented themes and applied them in such a way to make the movie awesome. The Land Before Time and Oliver and Company were brought up. I saw scenes from both and holy fucking darkness, they touched on some tragic shit. Why can't we have movies like that anymore?!
In this scene, Littlefoot's is left alone after the death of his mother. He is lost, confused, and upset. He bumps into Rooter who helps him through his tribulation.
Oliver and Company starts out cheerful before taking a fucking nose dive into abandonment and cruelty. To be honest, I couldn't even finish watching, I had to take a break.
I've been in school to knock out general studies since late Aug. I am doing pretty well so far and I'm pretty busy. Stress might be getting to me as I find myself withdrawn and at times depressed. I think I am maintaining at least a B average in every class so far, time will tell.
I'm still working out regularly and I have pretty much maintained a weight of 180lbs while my body fat percentage is dropping. The lightest I have seen is 175. This could mean a few things, but I'm pretty sure that my muscle mass is bumping the weight up which doesn't bother me. According to my scale I am around 12% body fat. I would love to get it down to 10%. So about five more pounds. My abs are starting to poke through! :Ð I wish I would have started working out a long time ago. Every physical thing I can do is so much easier now. My mate and I hiked one of the older and more intense trails at Devils Head and finished at about the same time as a normal hiker would finish on the main trail.
Last night
cianthefur watched "The Emperor's New Grove." I watched it when it first came out and thought it was somewhat funny at the time. When I saw it this time I couldn't help but to think that it is one of those movies that you put on to distract crotchfruit while doing other things around the house. The movie never stops, something is always happening. It is like the thing was made for viewers with the attention span of goldfish. It's no wonder why the film is not a classic. We then talked about how other movies had adult oriented themes and applied them in such a way to make the movie awesome. The Land Before Time and Oliver and Company were brought up. I saw scenes from both and holy fucking darkness, they touched on some tragic shit. Why can't we have movies like that anymore?!In this scene, Littlefoot's is left alone after the death of his mother. He is lost, confused, and upset. He bumps into Rooter who helps him through his tribulation.
Oliver and Company starts out cheerful before taking a fucking nose dive into abandonment and cruelty. To be honest, I couldn't even finish watching, I had to take a break.
