I’m still having the occasional “less than stellar” day, but that has mostly to do with being out of shape and trying to do more than I once could. The results have been positive regardless, especially the lack of cumulative fatigue from exercise; every day the routine is getting a little easier. Apparently during the
OK, I did get the stomach flu last night, but darned if I’m going to let it last long. And minus a few inconvenient interruptions, I still feel better than many of the days before starting the experiment.
I’ve been trying something new for nearly two weeks now, specific to the management of my long-term cellular metabolic disorder. 2 weeks ago yesterday I was on the phone with my old buddy Dan in Washington, updating him on recent events and findings (Dan is doing well by the way, having given his notice at
Brothers and sisters are good for a number of things whilst growing up (I had 4 of them). One role they fill particularly well is that of “someone to keep secrets from.” I’d say up until about age 14 or 15, the average American youth doesn’t have any secrets worth keeping. The whole point of
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