Geez, the personal details people talk about on cell phones. The guy on the train just called his son " to hear his voice," He asked the kid how his Christmas was. Apparently, the place where the man was being held, he wasn't allowed to make phone calls. He's in a halfway house now, so he can call any day except Sunday. And in a few months, he'll be able to find them both a place to live.
The other night on the train, a woman was yelling on her cell at her son. After she hung up, she called someone else and had a long conversation about how "DHS said she wasn't a good mother, so they wouldn't let her throw her son a birthday party."
I really hope it wasn't the same kid.
Exercise du jour: I am going to take a walk at lunch. No excuses. I'm posting this to publicly shame myself into doing it.
Damn it. I don't know whether to classify this as a WIN or a FAIl.
I mean -- was it my fault I was born female, and heir to all the exercise-inhibiting cramps that female flesh is heir to?
(That sounds so much more fancy than saying cramps stopped me from taking a walk at lunch. Gotta go with what sounds good.)
On the other hand, I was able to do 20 minutes on the elliptical this evening. Should that qualify me for a gold star? I think that I'm gonna call this a win, on the whole.
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3 comments:
Ahhh, public shaming into exercise. I know it well. :) Have a nice walk!
Too bad public shame doesn't seem to work for the people with the cell phones!
A good reminder to keep our conversations quiet.
Hope you got the walk in.
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