Working for a living
Work is crazy. Crazy busy and just plain crazy, too. I took yesterday/Friday off at my manager's insistence and that was a very good thing.
I worked out twice last week. Thirty minutes of hills on a stationary bike followed by thirty minutes of walking on a treadmill. I was incredibly sore after the first time but not nearly as much the second. Perhaps my body actually wants me to work out?
I'm getting nervous/excited about going to Blissdom. I'm excited because there are some interesting sessions, particularly on photography, that I'm especially looking forward to (they're meant to be very hands-on") as well as the anticipation of staying at the conference hotel. I'm nervous because everyone else seems to be more outgoing, more blog savvy, and more sparkly than I am. I'm fairly reserved in real life besides being over 40 with no little kids running around, so I worry that I won't find anyone that I have anything in common with. There an event on Friday night that you're supposed to dress up for going out with your girlfriends but the last time I did that, GW Bush was still President. I'm a homebody and on the rare occasion that I do leave the house for a "night out", it's usually with my husband and might even involve an American Legion or Junior League function. I don't know what to wear so as not to stand out (in a bad way) and it's making me crazy.
Anyone reading this also going to Blissdom?
I worked out twice last week. Thirty minutes of hills on a stationary bike followed by thirty minutes of walking on a treadmill. I was incredibly sore after the first time but not nearly as much the second. Perhaps my body actually wants me to work out?
I'm getting nervous/excited about going to Blissdom. I'm excited because there are some interesting sessions, particularly on photography, that I'm especially looking forward to (they're meant to be very hands-on") as well as the anticipation of staying at the conference hotel. I'm nervous because everyone else seems to be more outgoing, more blog savvy, and more sparkly than I am. I'm fairly reserved in real life besides being over 40 with no little kids running around, so I worry that I won't find anyone that I have anything in common with. There an event on Friday night that you're supposed to dress up for going out with your girlfriends but the last time I did that, GW Bush was still President. I'm a homebody and on the rare occasion that I do leave the house for a "night out", it's usually with my husband and might even involve an American Legion or Junior League function. I don't know what to wear so as not to stand out (in a bad way) and it's making me crazy.
Anyone reading this also going to Blissdom?
Comments
Don't even worry about it. You will find tons of people you have things in common with. I DO have little guys, but I am 45 :)
Friday, There are people there in everything - jeans and nice tops, dresses, dress pants and blouses. We've even had a couple ball gowns :)
As far as Saturday, it's pretty much come as you are - jammies, velour track suits, I even remember seeing a few snuggies last year - it's very laid back, and you'll fit in no matter what you wear :)
Plus, you have your own personal camp counselor...ME!