Hi all, I'm still a noob here, but I'm working on getting out of some ruts. The biggest one of which is some hurts from a divorce nearly 4 years ago. She and I remained friends, but late last year I got the impression that friendship isn't wanted anymore and I wasn't dealing well with it. My church started holding the Celebrate Recovery program to deal with hurts and hang-ups, and so far it looks like it's something that would be good for me. Meanwhile, I've met a few new friends from the church, got involved with doing a play in which I had some significant acting and singing parts, and two weeks ago I went through the water baptism at my church.
One of my other goals for the year was to get back to exercising more regularly (oh yeah, I'm sure lots of folks try that every year
), so I got back on the exercise pool program one of my colleagues started, since it will cost me if I don't stick to it. I also realized that although my doctor says I'm quite healthy, I'm really underweight, which is a little embarrassing. Let's just say I have sympathy for obese people who have a hard time losing weight; I have the exact opposite problem, but the same kinds of issues, like finding clothes that fit. So I've set out to add some muscle building to my workouts, eat better to build said muscle, and maybe even try to gain a few healthy pounds.
One of my other goals for the year was to get back to exercising more regularly (oh yeah, I'm sure lots of folks try that every year
), so I got back on the exercise pool program one of my colleagues started, since it will cost me if I don't stick to it. I also realized that although my doctor says I'm quite healthy, I'm really underweight, which is a little embarrassing. Let's just say I have sympathy for obese people who have a hard time losing weight; I have the exact opposite problem, but the same kinds of issues, like finding clothes that fit. So I've set out to add some muscle building to my workouts, eat better to build said muscle, and maybe even try to gain a few healthy pounds.
