For Curious Friday Night Readers

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A special shout out to Ronnie, and thanks to everyone who read yesterday's post and commented or emailed me.

I plan to add a special REASON #11 on the TOP TEN REASONS NOT TO EXERCISE WITH CF, and this will be called:

REASON #11: The Ultimate Rationalization: I just want to live my life.

And don't you worry, I will address it in the same (hopefully) quippy, shut-the-f-up-already style with which I addressed the other ten reasons :)

I DID exercise today, so I'm back on Day 2. I did a wicked good workout today even though it is HOT out, and now I am going out! I plan to post later but I didn't want to leave ya hanging.

Have Some Fun Tonight, whatever you do!

And Ronnie, Friday night in the big house are my favorite. So quiet!! A little Peace and Quiet after a storm of getting settled in your room and for your "Runaway Truck Ramp."

Love, CG

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  1. Unknown7/17/09, 8:45 PM

    Thanks for the shout out CG! I really liked that post about the runaway truck ramp as you had some very witty and insightful points. I'm not sure what I'll be doing tonight, but I'll make sure it involves some "peace and quite".

    Ronnie

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