Just 4 Today: March 27, 2006

By katiebird | Published March 27, 2006

Just 4 Today, I’m going to drink 2 liters of water and walk 3 miles. I’m not going to brush my hair with 100 strokes (because while it is good for the scalp, it breaks up the curl & straightens hair.g And, as Ductape warned, it can break hairs.)

I just wish I was better at doing these things on the weekend.

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5 Comments

  1. Posted March 27, 2006 at 8:50 am by FamilyMan | Permalink

    J4T I will drink my 2 liters of water and instead of walking I’ll go out and start on the lawn again.

    J4T I’m going to look at the lawn and think what a joy it will be to mow grass.

    I’ll let ya know how that one turns out. :)

  2. Posted March 27, 2006 at 10:10 am by kansas | Permalink

    Hi, Kb & FM. J4T I will drink my water, not eat between meals, and do my half hour of yoga-ish.

    That lawn looks good on you!

  3. Posted March 27, 2006 at 11:07 am by FamilyMan | Permalink

    Hi Kansas. Hope your day is going good.

    I knew if I got those leaves up the grass would grow. I just got the house done and now staring out the window at the lawn and chanting “the lawn is joy.” :)

  4. Posted March 27, 2006 at 5:17 pm by kansas | Permalink

    chanting “the lawn is joy.”

    I believe Beethoven wrote an ode about that. :)

  5. Posted March 27, 2006 at 7:17 pm by FamilyMan | Permalink

    I got a lot done, but a snake had other ideas for the lawn and I let him have his way. Tomorrow more yard work.

    Kansas I think you are right. It was an opus, Variations in G on “Ich bin der Schneider Kakadu.”

    It translates to “I am a cutter Kakadu.”

    Actually I searched through everything Beethoven did and that is the closest I could find. All I could find on Kakadu is a National Park in Australia. Plus you got to love that AltaVista Babel Fish Translator.