Yesterday, I posted about the realization that if I am going to run after work, I need to simply do it directly from work. I can't go home; otherwise, it's too easy to skip the workout.
Since the New Year, when I came back to active status at SparkPeople, I've been tracking my nutrition and weight, blogging, and reading & commenting on others' blogs. Suddenly I found myself going a few days without piano practice. I wondered why I didn't have time for it. SP was the only new thing in my life, so I decided to start my stopwatch the next time I logged on.
To my surprise, I found I spent 70 minutes online, and there was still so much I hadn't seen. There were so many more blogs to read and people I wanted to contact. I had to force myself to close the tab and do other things.
As I confessed yesterday, I can easily waste time on the couch. I think there is likely time in my day for all the things I would like to accomplish... piano, running, SparkPeople, cooking dinner, homework (I'm also taking a class right now). I just need to make a daily schedule and stick to it.
This blog post from FeedTheHunger has inspired me to create a "Schedule for Success" - a new routine for my day - as well as this blog entry.
"It's Really Routine"
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