So Monday, my friends invited me over for "Kid Day." It was the best thing to ever be invented! We played toilet brush hockey, slip'n'slide, twister, lava tag, and Pirate's dice. I will admit, there was a ton of crap food and I indulged. There were tater tots, corn dogs, fruit gushers, dirt cups, Doritos; I did it all. I'm not really proud of the way I ate (and I'm pretty sure it made me full on open to the binge I had yesterday) and I never want to eat that way again. It's not that I'm really ashamed or that it was bad; I just know that those foods aren't good for my body. And after knowing a lot of additives and fake sugars have effects on the brain; I don't want to risk it. I want my body and mind to both last me through many years of adventure... so I can still play twister when I'm 65 :) You know I'll be trying it. After I got home, I passed out on the couch. I woke up in enough time to watch Honey, I Shrunk the Kids with my sister. Then, I passed out again!
Yesterday, I had one of my first interviews. I'm kind of glad I had this intimidating interview to start. It lasted 5 minutes, the interviewer read off a list of questions, and said: "we'll be in touch." That pretty much motivated me to go out and apply like crazy. And that I have. I have spend at least 6 hours these last two days just looking at job listings and applying. When I talked to my husband last night, we talked over the interview questions. I felt a whole lot more confident about answering any questions that might come up in an interview. I had been really excited to talk to my husband; he'd been sick all weekend with the flu and spent most of his time in bed sleeping; so there wasn't really a time we could connect. So it was so amazing to finally have a nice long talk. So amazing :)
Today, I had a nice long "to-do" list. I managed to get some Cize time in before having to leave for my interview. It was probably the best decision I made. I got pumped and confident; I just felt great overall. I had a great interview with some amazing people. It was less intimidating than the 5 minute interview I had; and I was there for about an hour. It was just so easy to talk to these people. I came home, applied for some more job for about 3 hours.
So see, I don't have it all together all the time. I occasionally have massive weak moments where I eat sandwich cookies covered with nutella and giant chocolate bars. But every day that I wake up; I hope to be a little better than I was yesterday. I hope to make better decisions about food and an active lifestyle every day. I want a brain to keep on learning for as long as my body will last, God willing.
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