Happy New Year! It's the Year of the Dog. I spent the day recommitting to my goals. I've slacked off a lot in the last week, enough to make my Val's Day goal highly unlikely at this point. But I feel good about my plans for this week, and was perky enough to get through an entire workout for the first time in several days
What a cute sweater! Sorry it's too small for me, Marie. Like you, late afternoon is my favorite time to walk, except for summer here in DC, when it's miserably hot sometimes, or when it's cold enough to need gloves. My fingers are over-sensitive to cold, and literally turn colors and ache, thanks to something called Reynaud's syndrome. When I was self-employed, I loved walking in the park mid-mornings and around 4 in the afternoon. I can't wait to resume my long walks again.
Carol, I really struggle with eating at the airport. I may not be the right person to ask
Most of the options are too fatty, too sugary, too big, or all of the above (ex. Cinnabon). I try to have the same snacks I'd eat at home--string cheese, fruit, grape tomatoes, whole wheat crackers, almonds, a protein bar--which are all things you can stick in your purse on your way out the door. And a bottle of water! I used to feel weird with my little baggies, but since you're lucky to get a tiny bag of pretzels on the plane these days, I'm not the only one doin' it. If you have a layover and it's mealtime, just have a healthy fast food or restaurant meal, which is probably better in the long run than trying to fill up on the snacks in the terminal.
I travel so much because I work for a national nonprofit, and I'm on the board of directors of a couple of other national groups. I end up traveling once or twice a month, usually, for meetings, workshops and conferences. It can be quite tedious sometimes, and I was happy to sleep in my own bed last night! But I enjoy traveling, and it helps me keep up with my friends in other parts of the country.
Hugs to everyone!
judy