Monday, April 23, 2007

THE INACTIVE LIFESTYLE--TIP #1

I really want to help all of you out there who feel that you MUST maintain an active lifestyle to stay young(ish) and healthy. I am here to advise you that you do have another, much more pleasant choice: THE INACTIVE LIFESTYLE

It does require a careful commitment--I have honed my inactive skills for years, so it may not happen as quickly as you would wish (that's the old peppy active thinking which is sabotaging your efforts). If you slowly ease yourself into inactivity, you will soon reap the rewards.

I will gradually divulge all the best tips for your "conversion", and you need only to practice them---just beward of those old active pitfalls and lively way of thinking that you suffered through before this breakthrough.

TIP#1 NEVER MOVE WHEN YOU CAN SIT.

This has so many applications through your day, not matter what your age or occupation. Check yourself before using muscles which would prefer not to flex, or be exerted. Relaxing, isn't it?

You are on your way!

Sunday, November 05, 2006

Ripping and Blogging About It!

Today (Sunday November 5th 2006), I ripped my first music CD to my cute Creative Zen MP3 player. I was a former ripping virgin, so this was a momentous day for me. I just had to blog about it. I could almost enjoy a cigarette now!

My day job as reference librarian at the Huntley Area Public Library (Chicago area) requires me at times to answer computer questions, which I can adequately field maybe 40% of the time.

That does not prevent my love of the computer...its seemingly magic Googling and emailing and informing and mapquesting and health-curing and supreme shopping powers, etc, etc. Even when upgrades at work stall and freeze the computer, and my dial-up access at home is sooooo slow, I still love its technic magic.

And now, another techno victory today!

I RIP, THEREFORE I AM!

Bloggingly yours,

SGS41 (Senior Goddess Supreme)

Tuesday, October 17, 2006

The SGS Saga Begins

Today I begin my SGS Blog. I've been logging (haphazardly) in journals for years.

I must admit, I find myself an interesting topic for discussion. I love to spread out my emotions and thoughts and angst on the page, analyze the shades and nuances, reshape it, turn it sideways, and then let it settle.

I don't usually edit myself, as I feel I am doing now as I "blog". I would rather be more spontaneous, and maybe I will "free up" as I go along.