November 27, 2010

Brain Damage

When I visit my parents over holidays or breaks I develop a rare condition called couchus potatous.  I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that I arrive home sleep deprived and then go out every night into the wee hours of the morning.  I believe that this condition causes a type of temporary brain damage that resolves when I return to school.  What have I been doing today?


Yeah.  Didn't get a run in today and I'm not gonna.  It's cold and I'm exhausted.  The most exercise I plan on getting is lifting my beer to my mouth when I go out.  (Bicep curls.  They're tough.)  I can rationalize it as an impromptu rest day.

Do you struggle to get in all your workouts or do you have a harder time taking rest days?

10 comments:

  1. Cute post. I personally struggle with the runs - I'm excellent at the resting! SMILE!

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  2. my parents house has the same effect on me! i always rummage through the fridge/pantry even though i'm not hungry and overeat, and then i'm never in the mood to get up and be active. not sure what it is.... parents-house-itis?

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  3. Thank you for helping me find out what my disease is!! I am the exact same thing. Don't worry because by Monday you will be back to eating wand moving like you usually do! Love the pie chart, it made my day!

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  4. Hey, you have a blog?! Where have I been?!

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  5. Is the beer the cure? Anyway if I don't run or swim when those are in my schedule I get crazy.

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  6. Ooooh bicep curls. I'm sure you got some guns!
    I got 2 out of 3 runs in this week. I skipped Thanksgiving morning. It was actually hot and I talked myself into thinking that my knee needed MORE rest.

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  7. haha I too have suffered from that couchus potatous when I visit my folks :)

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  8. This makes me want to laugh and then hug you. All I can say is, "Amen sister, Amen."

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  9. I heard that was going around. I know I caught a case of the couchus potatous the past two weeks.

    Kevin
    http://halftriing.blogspot.com/

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