The Warming
Jun. 18th, 2017 04:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rebeccmeisterIt's warm enough today to inspire a certain kind of heat-induced lethargy.
Or maybe that's from rowing 18 km this morning. I'm trying to gradually increase distance to build up for a marathon race in September. None of my callouses ripped open, although I do have one of those nickel-sized blisters on my right index finger that has those little white specks in it. I believe the specks are bits of shredded skin, but I'm certainly not going to pick at an intact blister.
In any case, I suspect it's warm enough that I can finally turn off the cat's heat pad, although she still wanted to snuggle in my lap at mid-day.
I should have timed the bread slightly differently, but it's too late now.
Or maybe that's from rowing 18 km this morning. I'm trying to gradually increase distance to build up for a marathon race in September. None of my callouses ripped open, although I do have one of those nickel-sized blisters on my right index finger that has those little white specks in it. I believe the specks are bits of shredded skin, but I'm certainly not going to pick at an intact blister.
In any case, I suspect it's warm enough that I can finally turn off the cat's heat pad, although she still wanted to snuggle in my lap at mid-day.
I should have timed the bread slightly differently, but it's too late now.
