Another week that's gone by and jeez I'm sore. With work loads increasing at an exponential rate, I have every usual "excuse" to put off exercise. Time to just put it off to the side and say "Oh, I'll get to it tomorrow. My schedule is better then". And tomorrow never comes.

But I'm having too much fun!

Purchasing Wii Active has been one of the best decisions I've made in forever. Exercising is fun again. Eating right is feels right again. And tracking weight LOSS is fun (that never stopped being fun, but the "loss" part hasn't happened in a while). With the increase in activity, decrease in body fat, I see my trend line decreasing finally. And exercising is an actual priority and not something I dread. When I initially started my weight loss 3 years ago, I had gusto for months. I was a wrecking ball of putting fat into a headlock (a visual that I just created for myself that I wish I could "ctl-z" that bad boy) and there was nothing stopping me. I was a bit of a frenzied exercise junkie. And it's all because of this man:

Nothing against "Captain What The Hell" up there but once I stopped, I just couldn't get back into it.

Stuff like this never happens to me. Okay, never mind, stuff like this has a thing for happening to me. I was invited into an editorial meeting for an upcoming publication to manage the design/implementation for {redacted} magazine's web presence. The meeting was held at a branch of one of the many library's in town. It was at 6 pm when the meeting started and things had went incredibly well during the meeting. A lot of great information was shared and it ended up being a 2 hour closed door meeting. Did I mention close door? Now explain something to me. As an employee of a public facility, where there is a high turn over of people in and out of the building you work in, isn't it normal practice to check every room before closing down? Whether it be to check for people still meeting, if there were teenagers studying, or hey, even to see if the lights were still on.

I guess not.

The End is the Beginning is the End.

It's a new year, the technical end of the decade has begun. It's a time of fresh starts for just about everyone wearing a party hat on December 31st at 11:59. Like hitting the reset button after crashing into the first Goomba in Super Mario Bros. You just can't let it start that way. For me, it's the end of a 3 year, self imposed, exile from exercising. Let me give you a little back story.

In preparation of getting Project 52 underway, I have decided that it's time to trim the fat both literal and in the digital sense. The focus of my Project 52 posts will be geared at weight loss, and I want to use multiple digital tools to help me keep track, stay focused, and accomplish my goal in style. I want to use social media as an accountability tool as well. But with so many networks that I'm apart of, I find that there are a many networks that are just a little long in the tooth. So as of tonight,