victim of free will

I made a lot of decisions that weren't exactly great, but because I could. The saying it takes three weeks for a habit to be formed has a lot of merits to it. Fitbit has become a daily element much to the annoyance of my family. I haven't changed my lifestyle too much, but I'm more consious of my inactivity and empty calorie intake. My clothing fits better as a result.
I need to set my sights on a worthwhile goal and get out of my plateau funk.

rethinking job

I started the work week by getting strayed in the face with wall cleaner. Fortunately, I had protective eyewear on and didn't get blinded. After some checking, I found myself washing with a bucket rather than a hose. Bucket is so much more cumbersome and labor intensive, for gravity isn't doing half of the job and brush bristles fling too easliy when making forced movements.

rabbit, rabbit

Where does time go? June was the first month of Fitbit. May was the first month of logging sleep. What will July bring?
Maybe I'll blog daily? Not much to say, but only because I don't gush about my children.  I used to blog about them but doing such was very lame. Here's a pic from a few years ago when I only had two:

They were little. My grass was so green. I think it is summer but they look too cold, don't they? Then again, it's been cold this week or so. If it was summer then, it was probably the last year we didn't have a pool pass. I digress.

I'm very proud of my boy. He's at camp for the week, and I'm pretty sure he's going to make it through the week without my having to get him early. He's 11, but he's been very sheltered in his approach to life for he has no desire to be with other kids. He's content with his books, computer, and video games when he's not watching something on tv via Roku.

Looking forward to his coming home.