Gym Report

[susandennis]

30 minutes on the treadmill with spiked intervals. Not too bad.

Every day, I go to the gym with 4 things. My keys, my water bottle, my phone and my headset. Every day, I come home with at least 3, sometimes 2 of those things. Holy crap. I need to tie them to me like my Mom did my mittens when I was little.

Sometimes I remember to take inventory before I get home but not always.

The woman at the front desk on the days that I forget shit is my least favorite front desk person. However, she is unfailingly cheery and gracious about getting my stuff and saving it for me when I'm there again - or giving it to neighbor Ann who's usually there about an hour after I am. I'm now having to revise my opinion of her and I hate when I have to do that.

Seriously, mitten strings. I think I'm going that route.

Comments

[johncomic.livejournal.com]

I first read that first sentence as “30 minutes on the treadmill with spiked heels” and I was all “WHAT are you LIKE?!” I'm better now.

[susandennis]

You are really having a confusing susandennis day, aren't you?!

[lolleeroberts.livejournal.com]

You have stumbled on the real reason I'm meticulously gracious and kind to people who've taken an irrational dislike to me. When friends tell me I'm too nice I simply cackle evilly. If only they knew!

[susandennis]

Very crafty. This particular woman is always sullen and hateful looking when she greets you at the door but so nice and helpful when I call to say I fucked up. It's very jarring.

[lolleeroberts.livejournal.com]

Ah, well, I am never sullen and hateful looking so I can only assume that she is actually an evil Machiavellian wench who is trying to mess with your mind.

And yes, I think mitten strings sounds like an excellent idea.

[johncomic.livejournal.com]

People think that I am sullen and glowering all the time. I just have a headache -- I'm actually one of the nicest guys you'll ever know. But I recognize that I don't look like I am.

[stasia]

It's possible she doesn't know what her face looks like. Um, I mean that she isn't aware that her facial expression is offputting - I've met people with introversion and other social complexities who've deliberately learned how to smile and have a welcoming look on their face, because otherwise people assumed they were angry or sullen.

I'm glad she's friendly when you need her to be.

As for the Stuff, have you thought of having a small gym-bag that you keep everything in?

Stasia

[dizzdvl.livejournal.com]

I refer to my neighbor across the street as the Crazy Lady because she always hugs me. I can't call her that anymore because she brought my bro-in-law homemade chicken and noodles. Well, she's now Crazy Lady Marilyn. I at least added her name.

Sorry for the lack of html

[dizzdvl.livejournal.com]

I have this: http://www.haroldfeinsteinstore.com/bags-slim-shoulder-bags-c-2_6/pink-multi-flower-slim-shoulder-bag-p-135

It fits my phone, ipod, chapstick, keys and crosses over my shoulder nicely.