The thing about the gym
By the time you are strong enough to adjust the weights on half of those torture devices mascarading as fitness enhancers, you don't need to use them anymore.
On the plus side I have spent enough time at the gym in the last couple weeks that I feel unglunky.
On the negative side there is a snow storm.
On the plus side, Prof Bob made his first offer to a student (she is also looking at other schools, which Prof Bob encouraged her to do in his offer). However, from her resume, grades, ref letter, she sounds pretty darn awesome. She attended his talk and meeting with grad students at the initial interview and then after he was offered the prof position, got in touch with him about working for him. I am pretty thrilled for him. It would be fantastic to start out with good students (she seems like she has a shot at scholarships too-which would make her free)
On the negative side, I am still garlic scented (and I LOVE garlic, so this is pretty strong).
On the plus side, I'm going to a St Paddy's party with Irish people. How cool is that?
How's your life?

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Speaking of the gym:
The one thing I really want to use is the pool. I used it Monday night. Wednesday night I drove 11 miles to the location in the "better at night" part of town, and there was a sign on the door which read, "Pool Closed - Sorry." Grrrrrr. Then last night Michael came home two hours later than he was supposed to, so no pool again. Grrrrrr again.
On the good side, my hair is not suffering from chlorine exposure.
I don't use the pool anymore. It's at the big gym, which is out of the way, but when I did I found it was sooooo relaxing. After swimming, I felt so comfy and relaxed it was wonderful. It's a like a workout and a stretch all together.
BTW, I just ate another half loaf of garlic bread.
I just got home from a St. Paddy's Day party. Green everything.
Did somebody say St. Patrick's Day? *dances a jig*
I hope the student chooses to come to Mr. Bob's school and works with him.
I'm on a workout break until Thursday. Could you work out extra hard for me?
I'm a little concerned the Irish people kidnapped you.
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