Sunday, September 30, 2018

Braggart

Sunday update for over 3 months into this "year"!

Week 14

Stats:
Running Mileage: 285.1/1,000
Drinks: 99/365
Vegan: 20/100
Books Completed: 11/25
Words Written: 99,642/350,000

Fasts (Days without)
Internet: 47/171
TV: 33/120
Gaming: 58/141
Booze: 44/163
Coffee: 42/150
Junk (Savory): 38/100
Junk (Sweet): 47/100
Eat Out: 66/100

Today's Haiku
A single acorn
tumbles from a maple's top
Yeesh, what a racket!

Today's Workout
Running: 4.5 miles
DAREBEEDay 48 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Rodomontade from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Saturday, September 29, 2018

Fauna on the Fritz


Today's Haiku
Gut fauna dwindles
must replenish it pronto
with lotsa yogurt 

Today's Workout
Running: 6.4 miles
DAREBEE: skipped for the longer run

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Nocuous from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Friday, September 28, 2018

Love and Mold


Today's Haiku
Spots on moldy bread
hungry bastards got there first
I mourn then move on

Today's Workout
Running: 2.6 miles
DAREBEEDay 50 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Trousseau from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Thursday, September 27, 2018

Skirting the Red


Today's Haiku
Avoiding traffic
Let the magic box guide me
and like that, I'm home

Today's Workout
(Rain and travel prevented this)

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Orotund from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Wednesday, September 26, 2018

Hot and Fancy


Today's Haiku
I soaked through my shirt
Are we sure that it's autumn?
I'm tired of sweating

Today's Workout
Running: 3.1 miles
DAREBEEDay 49 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Habiliment from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Tuesday, September 25, 2018

Goal Amendments

Seeing as it has been three months since this year began, I thought I'd let you in on some updates I've made on fasts (explanations of my goals here. I update every Sunday):

  • I don't count video game days if they're played in a social setting (mostly with my wife)
  • Documentaries/educational programs don't count as "TV"
  • Clarification on words: I use a site called 750words.com to write at the beginning of each day. My word count is taken from this.
Also I've been meaning to mention that there are some other things that I've been tracking that I haven't shared here:

  • I measure my weight every morning (I've lost a solid 10 pounds since the beginning of the project 3 months ago.) 
  • I've started counting good and bad days (emotionally) and what made them that way. It's another tool for understanding my mood disorders, (flavors of Borderline Personality, Bipolar and Obsessive Compulsive). 
  • I've been slowly learning Spanish using the Duolingo app (a 143 day streak so far!) I've discovered I can read pretty good but since I'm not pushed or immersed in the language my oral comprehension and speaking abilities are still pretty weak. But I highly recommend the program seeing as they've been excellent about improving it over the years.

Today's Haiku
I got lost today
while out on a longer run
grueling but more miles!!

Today's Workout
Running: 7.9 miles
DAREBEE: Skipped since the run went so long

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Secrete from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Monday, September 24, 2018

Malaria Trial Day 2

Today was my second day of the malaria trial that I'll be doing for the next month and a half. This appointment was quite similar to the previous one, (you can get the full details from the first entry here).

More details: The study is being run out of the Walter Reid Army Institute of Research, or WRAIR for short. My wife's been working there for nearly two years in their Near-Peer Mentorship program and the research that goes along with it. I learned about the study from her networks there.

The medical facility is on an active army base, so there's security to go through and a lot of folks in full fatigues. You are required to have escorts throughout the buildings, a protocol instilled due to the military facility shooting that happened a few years back. It's a bit silly, seeing as the shooter was an active military employee and not a guest...anyway, what makes this interesting is that many of the doctors are military and therefore must wear their uniforms in the lab/clinic. It's an odd sight to see.

Not much more to report, really. I've got four more of these Mondays to go and next week I'm getting bit by the mosquitoes!

Today's Haiku
Crippling malaise
has me anchored to the couch
everything's heavy

Today's Workout
(Skipped due to nausea and rain)

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Glade from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Sunday, September 23, 2018

The Doctor Will See You Now


Week 13

Stats:
Running Mileage: 260.61/1,000
Drinks: 97/365
Vegan: 19/100
Books Completed: 10/25
Words Written: 91,698/350,000

Fasts (Days without)
Internet: 44/171
TV: 30/120
Gaming: 55/141
Booze: 39/163
Coffee: 39/150
Junk (Savory): 37/100
Junk (Sweet): 43/100
Eat Out: 61/100

Today's Haiku
Check-out line dispute
hungry for a coupon deal
persistent as hell

Today's Workout
Running:  miles
DAREBEEDay 47 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Biannual from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Saturday, September 22, 2018

Out to Eat


Today's Haiku
Classic Mexican
a much needed dinner date
with margaritas

Today's Workout
Running: 3.1 miles
DAREBEEDay 46 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Viva voce from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Friday, September 21, 2018

Fits of Passion


Today's Haiku
Storytelling fit
The narrative flows like wine
I'm drunk on lightning

Today's Workout
Running: 5 miles
DAREBEEDay 45 from 90 Days of Action (Halfway!)

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Panoply from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Thursday, September 20, 2018

Receipt Rambles: Sixth Entry

Continuing a series of weird rants I scrawled on scraps of receipt paper while doing restaurant work. It's a product of my bipolar manic episodes. This is the final entry.

Links for entries: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5

"Large receipt in black pen and small brown stains"

I am a copycat. A cask. Cocoon.
A dark invigorance (?) aside from
space and recollection. I am the
swan the bull the bolt. Zeus incarnate.
A light bulb cast in grim, a dusky
shell of foot stuff, silt and
colon deposits. And the little beats
of my wretched chest ring true
and ghostly in the hallways that
shirk the city. Sometimes I
think someone is behind me,
thumping everpresent. The
ignorance is thick and murky, like
a fresh grave after rainfall.
While my blood bubbles as
a soup of hot wax, it congeals
in the skull, leaving me heavy
and haggard, and the visions
and predilections and flights
slow to the pace of tides and
plate techtonics. And I know
why the universe is expanding
and lies at the heart of
the earth. I become the tortoise,
going all the way down. Those
artisanal stars pan the
sky as the great millstone
makes flour.


Today's Haiku
Longboarder speeds by
a Go-Pro on his helmet
I'm a brief guest star

Today's Workout
Running: 3.1 miles
DAREBEEDay 44 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Milieu from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Wednesday, September 19, 2018

Receipt Rambles: Fifth Entry

Continuing a series of weird rants I scrawled on scraps of receipt paper while doing restaurant work. It's a product of my bipolar manic episodes.

Links for entries: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4

"Receipt scrap in red pen with generous spacing"

And as I enter the apprehensive
realm, the place of anxious
titters and uncomfortable
stomach stylings I stumble
forward, head woozy and
trembling with time. I
give in briefly and swim
in nausea. Tugs on strands
taut and lax, taut and last.
I am perpetual.
Stress.
And I gait to a beat of ticklings
as a ghost.
Wry, resolute on tongues
acrid and teeming
with base bacterium in
essence.
Bleak, self-sufficient, dull
There is a deep red screen
as I cry lidless in the
womb. I seep tender
crass and blind. Such
is the plight of treacherous
            self in understanding.

Today's Haiku
Tight headphone tangles
a cat's cradle conundrum
Work slow or perish

Today's Workout
Running: 3.1 miles
DAREBEEDay 43 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Atone from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Receipt Rambles: Fourth Entry

Continuing a series of weird rants I scrawled on scraps of receipt paper while doing restaurant work. It's a product of my bipolar manic episodes.

Links for entries: 1 - 2 - 3

"A cubit's length of receipt in black pen"

From some darker space I write to
you. I am filthy, the unclean made
flesh. I feel the dirt under my skin, the
myriad fauna crawling among the villi
writhing, scheming to eat and f**k and
SPREAD. Righteous living bile. At
my command, in random tandem they
fly at the food I eat and excrete
ENERGY. Unbidden, they nestle
and squirm like so many naked
baby bunnies, seeking a suckle. It
is gross, like 144, a mass of
baker's dozens in groups unholy
and cheap. It's a strict agreement
where all win. It's a stomach
settling and a slight break in the
fever, that heat that builds behind
your ears and cheeks and runs in
lengths of chills that never
truly end. Until you bolt.
--------------------------------------
Now my back aches in a new spot,
just left of a lower vertebrae and
I'm deathly lonely in this gaping social
thrall. And then the twinge. A terrible
tickle spasm that travels fast
and holds my nerves like balloon
strings. Smiling and floating, he
rides about the clouds in my
blood and twangs my tendons.
And giggles. It's the laughter that
summors the vast unhurt, the
glowing virgin in the crook of my
pancreas.
------------------------------------------
And as I slather this dining room
writ in the corner by the coffee
and all these black napkins sealed
in plastic, I come to terms with
my life as in death, spackled in
warm light as my brain decays and
my muscles contract and toenails
grow gnarled. I am unfed, mouth
agape and wailing, sputtered
syllables and spittled consonants
and the op op OPenning
of ghastly vowels I cry
for something freshly picked.
I cry for the snake to ease out
of his burrow at the base of the
tree. Some dark seeds in a fleshy
pit with a skin addled and
bark-like. The juice in the
shell seeping and layered with
thick porous veins lapping up
know-how. That is my home,
my lineage, my birthright. I am
descended from monoliths.

(on back)

"Dessert breaks my heart!"

Today's Haiku
Glass jars from past foods
Our cabinets, overflowing
getting out of hand

Today's Workout
Running: 3.1 miles
DAREBEEDay 42 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Lenitive from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Monday, September 17, 2018

Malaria Trial Day 1

Fun News: I'm participating in a medical trial to test the efficacy of a type of treatment for malaria. I will be subjected to a series of blood draws and given periodic suppliments of chloroquine and Azithromycin. After a few weeks, I will be "challenged" which in this case means a cup of five malaria infested mosquitoes will be placed over my arm until they all bite me. Then I will continue the drugs if and when I present the symptoms of malaria AND they find it in my blood. During that time, (approx. two weeks) I will have to spend my nights in a hotel in case my symptoms crop up. The hope is that I won't contract malaria at all under these treatments.

I'm very excited.

Here is the log of how the first day went.

Day 1 of Malaria Trial

First they took basic vitals, blood pressure and temperature, and then did a brief series of medical questions to make sure nothing changed since the last time I was in. After, I saw the phlebotomist (experts in blood draws) and they draw a few vials of blood for basic testing. Then the exciting part: taking the chloroquine and the azithromycin. The chloroquine was a pill and the azithromycin was a powder mixed into some water. The powder drink tasted like bananas. It's a whopping 2 grams of antibiotic and I was told that 5 people had reportedly vomited from it that day. Thankfully I had breakfast before to stave it off, but I suffered from some solid nausea for a good part of the rest of the day. This will happen for the next five Mondays. Not really looking forward to that, but it's a small price to pay to help the fight against malaria!

And for those worrying about my health: they've had hundreds of people go through this trial with no one even being hospitalized. Very very safe.

Today's Haiku
Nausea preamble
just air or will lunch follow?
whew, only a burp

Today's Workout
(Out of commission due to medication symptoms)

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Chiliad from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Sunday, September 16, 2018

Receipt Rambles: Third Entry

Continuing a series of weird rants I scrawled on scraps of receipt paper while doing restaurant work. It's a product of my bipolar manic episodes.

Links for entry 1 and entry 2

"Small receipt in black pen with crumpled edges and crease in the center"

My comrades, their energies fall on
deaf ears, their miseries rise full
and esteemed, they are privileged
in their falsehoods. Angry, chalk
full of sputum and bile they
grit and spit and grasp in
dark hallways full of with
too many locked doors
Children, swinging chains at
old brick walls and trees and
attempting to cripple the cats
that scurry about the playground
at night. But they are too
quick and too wise.


Week 12

Stats:
Running Mileage: 243.21/1,000
Drinks: 87/365
Vegan: 17/100
Books Completed: 10/25
Words Written: 83,952/350,000

Fasts (Days without)
Internet: 43/171
TV: 25/120
Gaming: 48/141
Booze: 39/163
Coffee: 36/150
Junk (Savory): 33/100
Junk (Sweet): 39/100
Eat Out: 56/100

Today's Haiku
Riverside flooded
benches submerged ankle-deep
the ducks float on by

Today's Workout
Running: 5 miles
DAREBEEDay 41 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Resplendent from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Saturday, September 15, 2018

Receipt Rambles: Second Entry

Continuing a series of weird rants I scrawled on scraps of receipt paper while doing restaurant work. It's a product of my bipolar manic episodes.

See first entry here.

"Short receipt scrap in red pen"

Wracked with carrows (?)
numerous and simple
they attach as kindling
in a windstorm.
Gazing some reference in
gales gone rancid the tides
fall on ears ticked and
garnished with baubles
overflowing. It is ghastly
and straight. As celibate
swings last marked with a
sharp knot. It should, as
it comes along in nightly
terror tremble farce acquitting
scribble thyme.

(on back)

soccer snack milk
lunchbox

Today's Haiku
A children's playground
sanctioned with chain-link fencing
Police state for kids!

Today's Workout
Running: 3.1 miles
DAREBEEDay 40 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Melancholia from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Friday, September 14, 2018

Receipt Rambles: First Entry

I've been reading David Sedaris' Theft by Finding, a collection of his diary entries tracing all the way back to the late 1970s. The work compelled me to look back through some of my own writings...and my goodness, there is a LOT. It's amazing what accumulates over the years.

I'm intrigued by a series of pieces I scrawled on scraps of receipt paper while working as a busser/barback in the heart of Baltimore. I was outside of therapy then and the late hours and intensity of the work stoked my mania. These scribbles are mostly gibberish, words and broken thoughts that, at the time, I found beautiful when stitched together. I hope they can cast a little insight into the madness. The writings feel both familiar and distant to me now.

I'll share the pieces in sections, as transposing them is overwhelming and a bit tedious. The line breaks follow the boundaries of the paper. I wish I had the foresight to date them.

"Long half-full receipt in smudgy black pen"

The misgivings of the fall have returned.
Stagnancy abounds and the stale
gelatinous folds that cup my neck and
ears grow tangled and coarse. It is
the senseless white noise of the absent.
A trickle of semblance
---------
We follow dark and twisted feral
streets, aglow as there is nothing but
stomach pains and the smell of egg
and avocado this is a resignation, a
giving in to something tired and
bloated and starving. I am alive
again and unbidden. Nought but
Nonsense
----------
Wickedness on high you clammer
out from stumps and fallen
brethren in the dawn and so
we fester.

Today's Haiku
Sifting through the scrawl
I cast aside my judgement
and embrace the din

Today's Workout
Running: (Break)
DAREBEEDay 39 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Advert from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Thursday, September 13, 2018

Blow Out


Today's Haiku
Sneaker splits a side
a pedestrian flat tire
This might trip me up...

Today's Workout
Running: 3 miles
DAREBEEDay 38 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Taradiddle from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Wednesday, September 12, 2018

Election Training

I had my election training on Monday. It started at twelve and I showed up around 11:45, so I had a little time to kill before. I sat in the lobby area and was immediately pulled into a conversation with a semi-elderly woman named Martha. She was pretty hard of hearing so there were a lot of whats and borderline shouting. She had only been an election judge once before, in the previous June primary. She had relatives in Michigan and we spent time pointing out where on a map on my phone. She hadn't brought hers in with her (an old clamshell) and talked at length about how it wouldn't pair up with her new car. I thought about going to help her after the training but they called us in and I immediately forgot it until just now.

There were four tables in the classroom, each with four chairs around them. There were so few of us we didn't fill them all. There were four trainers in the space, standing around expectingly. A screen at the front of the room displayed a five foot square of someone's computer sign-in page. Predictably, the thing started with a brief introduction of our trainers: Vinnie, Donna, James and Ayumbe (no idea on the spelling.) Then Donna, the primary trainer (I think) proceeded to type in her password, key by key, on the computer connected to the screen. When she finally signed in, a video played about the first part of the Election Day process, which is to set up the Monday night before.

After the video, a trainer was assigned to each table and began taking us around the room to introduce various aspects of the set-up. Our trainer was Vinnie, a short pepper-haired dude with a penchant for sprinkling jokes into his instruction. I liked Vinnie. Vinnie proceeded to show us the color coded bags that contained the basic supplies (signs and pens and such) and introduced us to the check-in paperwork, which would become a ubiquitous part of the entire process. Everything was to be logged and tracked. This put me at ease. I find paperwork soothing. Always a trail, a record to follow.

We learned how to build the rickety privacy shielded voting booths, reminiscent of my years spent setting up wedding tables in Baltimore. Vinnie demonstrated how to unload the top heavy scanning machines that looked disconcertingly like the garbage bins you wheel to the end of your driveway. We learned how to delicately tear the ballot from the pad and how to mark them as "SPOILED" when you ripped it or a voter marked the ballot wrong. We set up a ancient iPad-esque device that kept all the voter information and connected to a printer that churned out little receipts for the ballots. Since I was under 60, I spent a great deal of time helping explain things to my table, especially Martha, who was having a great deal of trouble and getting more frustrated and confused with each click, tab and alert.

At some point, we took a ten-minute break. In a massive lobby area I scarfed vegan mac and cheese while two dudes talked business. Their conversation was echoey and full of jargon.

Over the whole four hours I grew to dislike Donna. She taught in the awkward "finish my sentence" style, the kind that makes students skiddish and presenters increasingly annoyed. It's was especially irksome for me as I was near the front, a constant target for her dead bureaucratic eyes and just-a-little-too-loud voice. The final section about closing the polls was rushed due to our questions running us over time and I could feel Martha reaching the peak of her panic. I tried consoling her a few times but Donna would hawk over me and increase her volume whenever I started leaning Martha's way. I'm surprised she didn't say, "Michael, do you have something to share with the rest of the class?"

But all in all, it was a delightful experience. Near the end Vinnie asked me if I was sure I hadn't done this before and talked to me about potentially being a Chief Judge next year. That was certainly an ego booster. It left me feeling light and excited for November to roll around...and inspired to prep for my Early Voter training later this month.

Today's Haiku
Desert camo pants
with red hole-ridden hoodie
Gurl, wut chu wearin'?

Today's Workout
Running: 2.3 miles
DAREBEEDay 37 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Enigmatic from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Tuesday, September 11, 2018

Bench Trap


Today's Haiku
In a doc's lobby
taking a seat on a bench
It's squishy and deep

Today's Workout
Running: 5 miles
DAREBEE: (skipped again)

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Deportment from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Monday, September 10, 2018

Very Important Meetings and Measurements


Today's Haiku
Cruising through downtown
between important meetings
the rains catches me, hard

Today's Workout
Running: 3.1 miles
DAREBEE: (Skipping due to time constraints)

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Fathom from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
***Check out the full catalog of pictures HERE***

Sunday, September 9, 2018

It Packs Back!


Week 11

Stats:
Running Mileage: 221.7/1,000
Drinks: 85/365
Vegan: 13/100
Books Completed: 10/25
Words Written: 77,874/350,000

Fasts (Days without)
Internet: 39/171
TV: 22/120
Gaming: 43/141
Booze: 34/163
Coffee: 34/150
Junk (Savory): 27/100
Junk (Sweet): 34/100
Eat Out: 51/100

Today's Haiku
A thickness of cloud
Swaps humidity for rain
and shields from the heat

Today's Workout
(Break because of rain)

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Wanderlust from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Saturday, September 8, 2018

Brief Running Partner


Today's Haiku
Eager little boy
Race-ready with untied shoes
sprints alongside me

Today's Workout
Running: 2.3 miles
DAREBEEDay 36 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Periphrasis from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
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Friday, September 7, 2018

The Mall. Ew.


Today's Haiku
Brief mall excursion
I'm unnerved by the vast glut
and bleak cleanliness

Today's Workout
Running: 3.1 miles
DAREBEEDay 35 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Schmooze from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
***Check out the full catalog of pictures HERE***

Thursday, September 6, 2018

Freakilicious


Today's Haiku
Semi-translucent
Purple berries glow in the sun
They're surely poison

Today's Workout
Running: 3.1 miles
DAREBEEDay 34 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Quiddity from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
***Check out the full catalog of pictures HERE***

Wednesday, September 5, 2018

Clipped Wings and Shriekers


Today's Haiku
Spare cicada wings
gossamer and ownerless
A gruesome crime scene

Today's Workout
Running: 2.9 miles
DAREBEEDay 33 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Banshee from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)

Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Tocks


Today's Haiku
Cheap IKEA clock
ticks and tocks in such a way
you can hear the gears

Today's Workout
Running: 2.7 miles (it's HOT today)
DAREBEEDay 32 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Ingratiate from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)
***Check out the full catalog of pictures HERE***

Monday, September 3, 2018

Flinching Forward Fotos!

I've got great news! I've been working on uploading the pictures I've drawn since the summer of 2014 on a tumbler account (nearly 600!.) I'm all updated and here's the link for those interested in browsing the full catalogue.

Today's Haiku
Yellow mushroom caps
feed off the base of a tree
There's rot underground

Today's Workout
Running: 3.1 miles
DAREBEEDay 31 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Mentor from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)

Sunday, September 2, 2018

CAMYON JRUMP

Week 10

Stats:
Running Mileage: 204.46/1,000
Drinks: 82/365
Vegan: 12/100
Books Completed: 9/25
Words Written: 71,109/350,000

Fasts (Days without)
Internet: 36/171
TV: 21/120
Gaming: 38/141
Booze: 30/163
Coffee: 30/150
Junk (Savory): 24/100
Junk (Sweet): 32/100
Eat Out: 45/100

Today's Haiku
Gutted ice cream box
caked with soft pink leavings
lurks in the bushes

Today's Workout
Running: 3.1 miles
DAREBEEDay 30 from 90 Days of Action

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Coeval from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)

Saturday, September 1, 2018

Monster Panel


Today's Haiku
Pretzels bake slowly
my greatest guilty pleasure
waiting is torture

Today's Workout
(Full break for sanity)

Today's Drawing
(Based on the word Symposium from Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day)

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