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An update of randomness
Feb. 5th, 2013 08:49 amI have recently discovered the series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I've been a fan of the movie version since I was 6. I love Kristy Swanson's Buffy. I love Luke Perry as Pike. When the series was uber-popular, I was all: meh. I never watched it. Recently, I decided to give it a chance, and man, am i glad I did. I actually quite enjoy watching it. I'm kinda crushing on Xander, Spike and Angel. Buffy is cute, too.I think Sarah Michelle Gellar did a good job in the role. I'm part of the way through season 3 so far. I see now why everyone liked it so much. But the series and the film are two different things entirely. Some people get downright rabid in claiming one is superior to the other. I don't think either is superior. They are two separate and highly divergent things, both equally great.
On a completely unrelated topic of conversation, I've recently become aware that I have a block when it comes to drinking fluid. Any fluid. I mostly drink water. Some days, that is all I drink. The problem is, I can never make myself drink enough to stay hydrated. I very rarely ever drink soda, coffee, or any such beverage with caffeine in it. I do enjoy coffee, but I don't drink it often. Lately, I've been drinking decaf herbal tea, black tea, green tea or sometimes red. This seems to help my mood. A lot. even knowing that, though, there's a part of my brain that says I'm not allowed to have fluids, and I don't know why. I wish I understood it better. As it is. I have to force myself to drink things. II can go hours and the thought of ingesting fluid doesn't occur to me at all. I have been doing my level best to make sure I stay hydrated, but this has been one of my hardest resolutions to keep.
I've also been exercising a good bit, which I feel is helping. I've been trying to walk at least 1 mile or more every day. It makes me feel like I've accomplished a little something, even if it's only something small. I also do yoga from time to time, which is amazing, and again, really helpful as a mood-booster.
I'm still playing lots of music, laughing a bit, and trying my hardest not to see my myself as a baddie.
There are mixed results with those three, but I'm trying. i choose to think that counts for something.
Hoping you all have a good day/night/evening. Thanks for reading.
On a completely unrelated topic of conversation, I've recently become aware that I have a block when it comes to drinking fluid. Any fluid. I mostly drink water. Some days, that is all I drink. The problem is, I can never make myself drink enough to stay hydrated. I very rarely ever drink soda, coffee, or any such beverage with caffeine in it. I do enjoy coffee, but I don't drink it often. Lately, I've been drinking decaf herbal tea, black tea, green tea or sometimes red. This seems to help my mood. A lot. even knowing that, though, there's a part of my brain that says I'm not allowed to have fluids, and I don't know why. I wish I understood it better. As it is. I have to force myself to drink things. II can go hours and the thought of ingesting fluid doesn't occur to me at all. I have been doing my level best to make sure I stay hydrated, but this has been one of my hardest resolutions to keep.
I've also been exercising a good bit, which I feel is helping. I've been trying to walk at least 1 mile or more every day. It makes me feel like I've accomplished a little something, even if it's only something small. I also do yoga from time to time, which is amazing, and again, really helpful as a mood-booster.
I'm still playing lots of music, laughing a bit, and trying my hardest not to see my myself as a baddie.
There are mixed results with those three, but I'm trying. i choose to think that counts for something.
Hoping you all have a good day/night/evening. Thanks for reading.
