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Jun. 24th, 2012 07:25 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
vicarzI've know people to work 70 hours per week, few of them who had to do so for intellectually challenging jobs. This week I hit a crash that reminded me 1) working all the time will lead to burnout, 2) even if you have a lot to do, and are willing to get it done, you can't just go from a relaxed 40 hour week to mooshed 60 hour week without some transitional ... stuff.
Or I just didn't drink enough anti-mormon juice to keep going.
I missed both prides this year. My feeling of "I don't belong," combined with "fuck being in the sun" and a side of "I want to level my gay characters in diablo" probably had something to do with that.
In the gym I'm still doing strength training, but re-re-re-visiting form and just slowly pushing myself back up to my prior records. Injuries come quicker and stay longer, but the difference between success and not trying is to keep trying. If my joints die I'll run, and if my knees fight against running I'll replace them with bike gears or do swimming.
Or I just didn't drink enough anti-mormon juice to keep going.
I missed both prides this year. My feeling of "I don't belong," combined with "fuck being in the sun" and a side of "I want to level my gay characters in diablo" probably had something to do with that.
In the gym I'm still doing strength training, but re-re-re-visiting form and just slowly pushing myself back up to my prior records. Injuries come quicker and stay longer, but the difference between success and not trying is to keep trying. If my joints die I'll run, and if my knees fight against running I'll replace them with bike gears or do swimming.
