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Its a conspiracy, I tell you
Jan. 16th, 2003 12:51 pmLast night was just not my night to exercise.
First failure - plans to go snowboarding fell through when the temperature dropped below 10 and refused to come back up. The idea of going up to the top of a mountain when the wind chill was taking the temp into the negative teens just didn't sound like fun to me. For once, the Boy agreed. Guess that last trip where he ended up with a solid sheet of ice on his face taught him something.
Second failure - tried to go to the boston rock gym to go climbing. Problem was, EVERYONE was at the gym due to the weather. There were lines on every rope. Standing room only. If I still had my membership, I would have stuck around but I wasn't willing to pay $12 for maybe 3 climbs before the place closed for the night. On a side note, I won't be getting a new membership until snowboarding season is finished. Its just not worth it price wise.
Third failure - tried to go buy a jump rope 'cause jump roping is great exercise and pretty fun and will help get rid of my shin splints. Ended up buying one that's about 2 feet too long to be useful. Every other one I looked at said "adjustable". Trust me to pick the only one that wasn't.
I finally gave up and just sat around doing arm weights while watching B5. Dumb game anyways.
First failure - plans to go snowboarding fell through when the temperature dropped below 10 and refused to come back up. The idea of going up to the top of a mountain when the wind chill was taking the temp into the negative teens just didn't sound like fun to me. For once, the Boy agreed. Guess that last trip where he ended up with a solid sheet of ice on his face taught him something.
Second failure - tried to go to the boston rock gym to go climbing. Problem was, EVERYONE was at the gym due to the weather. There were lines on every rope. Standing room only. If I still had my membership, I would have stuck around but I wasn't willing to pay $12 for maybe 3 climbs before the place closed for the night. On a side note, I won't be getting a new membership until snowboarding season is finished. Its just not worth it price wise.
Third failure - tried to go buy a jump rope 'cause jump roping is great exercise and pretty fun and will help get rid of my shin splints. Ended up buying one that's about 2 feet too long to be useful. Every other one I looked at said "adjustable". Trust me to pick the only one that wasn't.
I finally gave up and just sat around doing arm weights while watching B5. Dumb game anyways.
